SixMap

SixMap is a geospatial data and analytics company that builds high-resolution digital models of infrastructure and terrain for enterprise and government use.

• High-resolution 3D mapping and digital terrain models for infrastructure and utilities (geospatial data).
• Geospatial analytics for asset management, network planning, and risk assessment (location analytics).
• Data services supporting engineering, environmental, and resilience workflows (data-as-a-service).
• APIs and data delivery into common GIS and enterprise mapping platforms (GIS integration).
• Support for government, utilities, and infrastructure operators in planning and operational decision-making (public sector and infrastructure use cases).

More About SixMap

SixMap focuses on geospatial data products and analytics that depict built infrastructure and natural terrain at high resolution for enterprise, utility, and public sector users. Its offerings System Integration Testing (SIT) in the categories of geospatial data-as-a-service (DaaS), location analytics, and GIS-integrated decision support. Customers use SixMap datasets to obtain detailed views of assets, rights-of-way, and surrounding topography, which can feed into engineering design, maintenance planning, and safety or resilience assessments.

The company’s core output consists of three-dimensional representations of the physical environment, including digital terrain and surface models, building outlines, and linear infrastructure such as roads, power lines, or pipelines where supported. These datasets are typically accessed through standard geospatial formats and integrated into existing geographic information systems (GIS) used by utilities, telecommunications providers, engineering firms, and government agencies. SixMap aligns with common GIS workflows that rely on vector and raster data, coordinate reference systems, and spatial analysis operations.

SixMap offerings are positioned as foundational base layers that complement internal asset records and other spatial datasets. In enterprise environments, teams may combine SixMap’s models with Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) or Internet of Things (IoT) telemetry, work management systems, and enterprise asset management platforms to support network planning, vegetation or encroachment analysis, route selection, and field operations. The data can also be consumed via APIs or periodic bulk deliveries, enabling integration into custom analytics pipelines and dashboards.

From a technology and architecture perspective, SixMap participates in an ecosystem that includes GIS servers, cloud object storage, and spatial analytics engines. Its data products are structured to interoperate with established GIS software, web map services, and common enterprise data warehouses that store geospatial layers. This positioning places SixMap within marketplace categories such as geospatial data providers, GIS content services, infrastructure mapping, and location-based risk analytics. Organizations evaluating geospatial content for network design, infrastructure resilience projects, or regulatory reporting can treat SixMap as a specialist provider of high-resolution mapping and analytics-ready terrain and infrastructure datasets.