MGISS is a geospatial technology firm that uses satellite data and mapping technologies to help utility companies manage risks and prevent disruptions to services. They are developing an integrated solution, including an "eye-in-the-sky" service using high-resolution satellite images from the European Space Agency (ESA), to identify potential risks to critical infrastructure. MGISS collaborates with partners like Northumbrian Water Group and Northern Gas Networks, and is involved in projects supported by the UK Space Agency. Their services help clients capture the location of buried assets by transforming GIS data into real-time augmented reality displays.
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Mobile GIS Services (MGISS) raised £600,000 in funding.
MGISS plans to strengthen its solution portfolio and support growth through a relationship with Leica Geosystems.
The inclusion of Leica Geosystems Zeno range of products will enable MGISS to operate with increased confidence across the UK’s Utility, Infrastructure, and environmental communities.
MGISS aims to leverage investment in asset information to build asset management as a value center.
Michael Darracott is the Managing Director at MGISS.
Essex and Suffolk Water’s operations team will work with MGISS and Geospatial Insight on the IPAS project initial test area and Northumbrian Water Group plans to expand the trial across all regions by 2024.