What We Deliver

Kuruka’s constraint-analysis workflow starts with gathering every limiting factor that could shrink a project’s buildable footprint—whether you hand us a bespoke list of setbacks or we pull industry-standard layers ourselves. We compile easements, zoning buffers, critical-habitat polygons, slope rasters, flood zones, roads, and utility corridors, then load them into a single Geographic Information System. For GIS practitioners, that means a ruthlessly tidy PostGIS schema with spatial indexes; for everyone else, picture stacking all your paper plans on a light table so every “can’t-build-here” line glows at once.

Once the data sit in place, we run a rapid series of clip, buffer, intersect, and erase operations—think of it as digitally cutting the unusable slices out of a block of clay until only the solid core remains. The result is a clean “go/no-go” map showing exactly where equipment can roll, foundations can be poured, or turbines can spin. GIS pros receive the full geodatabase and reproducible scripts; construction teams get a clear map and acreage counts they can trust in the field. Bottom line: you know why an area is off-limits and where you’re free to build—no guesswork, no delays.

Our data engine never sleeps. It polls the usuals like USGS for elevation data, the National Hydrography Dataset for surface water, HIFLD’s critical-infrastructure feeds, county parcel rolls and pushes far beyond that shortlist whenever a project demands it. Each feed is deduped, re-projected, and stress-tested before it earns a place in our PostGIS warehouse, so every layer lines up with every other one from the first query forward. You can tap the stack however you like: OGC map and feature services, a direct connection string, or zipped shapefiles/GeoPackages ready for offline work. And if you need something niche like tribal data, NOAA nautical charts, or solar radience datasets... well we already have the hooks to pull it in.

Need a board-ready PDF, a wall-sized poster, or a clickable web map that feels effortless on a phone? We start with the same vetted spatial database, then let the medium drive the rest. Color hierarchies, scale-matched symbols, and disciplined typography anchor the work in classic cartography; vector tiles, viewport-responsive styling, and data-driven motion push it into the present. From hi-res static exports and georeferenced rasters to embeddable dashboards and lightweight component maps, every deliverable lands consistent, legible, and ready for its audience—whether that audience is scrolling, printing, or pinning the map to a conference-room wall.

We design lean, index-rich PostGIS schemas, load and validate every layer, then automate health checks, backups, and index tuning so queries stay fast and uptime stays near-perfect. Continuous monitoring dashboards flag issues before users notice, and version-controlled migrations roll out new data with zero downtime. In short: a rock-solid geodatabase that scales smoothly while you focus on insights, not maintenance.

This interactive wind farm dashboard is just one example of how we can design and structure your data into something that's actually usable by your team. It combines a live choropleth map of Iowa with responsive donut charts, so when you hover over a county, the map and charts sync instantly to show total capacity, turbine density, or capacity per square kilometer—whatever metric matters most to you.

We built it with Mapbox GL JS and Plotly, fully styled with custom tooltips, theme toggles, and color ramps tied to real percentile rankings. The whole setup is flexible and fast. If you've got a dataset and a goal, we can build a dashboard around it that makes sense to both technical and non-technical users. Happy to have a conversation about whatever you need—this is just the starting point.

This wind-demo isn't just a weather widget—it's a working proof-of-concept showing how we can connect any external service into a seamless, end-to-end workflow. One search triggers a whole chain: Mapbox handles the location lookup, NOAA pulls in live weather, Plotly charts it on the fly, and if needed, SendGrid fires off a branded report instantly. No reloads, no exporting, no waiting for someone to email you later.

In real deployments, we use the same structure with dozens of other services—OpenAI for smart document summaries, Dropbox and SharePoint for file intake, PostgreSQL for automated data refresh alerts, and Slack or Teams to keep your team in the loop. The point is, we make all the behind-the-scenes work disappear. You get clean dashboards, fast results, and real-time updates without ever having to worry about how it all runs.