Pivvot Aware
Skip the boots-on-the-ground guesswork. Aware brings together land, social, and environmental data in one map to help you verify project viability, uncover risks, and generate defensible impact reports in minutes.
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Instant access to land, social and environmental data
Upload or sketch a project site
- Points, lines, and/or polygons – use any of these to define your project site
Identify and reduce risk
- Visualize parcels, wetlands, social vulnerability and more to understand project area impact
Improve project planning
- Generate customizable crossing and impact reports in minutes
Crossing and impact report
Evaluate crossing lengths and critical impacts for any project area
- Reduce costly impact studies and time in field
- Avoid land barriers and protected lands
- Compare project sites side-by-side to select the best location
Permitting checklist
Analyze the jurisdictional boundaries surrounding your project to generate a list of permits
- Download a permit matrix for any project area in minutes
- Evaluate federal jurisdictions backed by up-to-date data
- Upload subject matter expert data to include in analysis
“I used to go to 50 websites gathering this data. Now it is all in one place.” – Environmental Scientist, consulting engineering firm
Want to learn more about Pivvot?
Webinar case study: Using Aware to Perform Site Analysis in the Cloud
Black & Veatch is working in new ways and forming new partnerships to exceed client expectations. To deliver additional value to their clients, they are leveraging technology from Pivvot to conduct virtual site analysis of electric transmission projects and environmental studies. During this webinar, you’ll learn:
- – Best practices for site analysis
- – Common pitfalls of site analysis
- – How to do a “virtual site analysis”