geoMobiliti has over 15 years of railroad real estate experience. This is the experience that you can utilize when it comes to improving the efficiency of real estate and licensed agreement management. We can review existing agreements to confirm that they are a fair market value, permit any new occupancy application and identify and license all utility and land encroachments. We can also help by scanning and indexing your legal documents, maps, or project related correspondence. Additionally, we can identify and market your surplus property.

We have developed a complex and effective process to collect data about wayside assets, utilities and land occupancies on and along the rail corridor.  This information can be used to compare to office maintained data to expose inconsistencies, ultimately creating a data repository to all railroad personnel to utilize with confidence.  The information collected during the field audit will be the foundation of a GIS.

geoMobiliti has vast experience in analyzing data from any number of sources and compiling them into a single data source. Different departments collect and maintain data in their own special way. This may include Microsoft Access databases, spreadsheets, text files, or existing server based databases like Oracle, MySQL Server and Microsoft SQL server. Regardless of the format, we are confident that we can assimilate your data into one tidy package.

Web-based mapping enables GIS administrators to develop a centralized database with an enterprise reach that is accessible to anyone with a web browser. geoMobiliti can develop a web-based mapping system that provides the power of GIS in an easy-to-use and cost-effective design. To distribute maps across a wide user group, web-based GIS is a powerful tool. Many geoMobiliti clients have found that GIS is a tool that should be in the hands of everyone from managers to administrative staff and field crews. geoMobiliti can develop the appropriate GIS design for a workgroup, department, or entire corporation by conducting a thorough GIS needs assessment.