MIA Consulting builds the mapping applications, spatial databases, and AI-assisted dashboards that turn field records into decisions, for state agriculture programs, weed districts, and the growers who work the ground.
Example data shown for illustration · the real build reads your authoritative layers
Most vendors hand you a map, or hand you a database, and leave the seam between them as your problem. Here the data model, the interface, the AI assistance, and the grant narrative all come out of the same room.
Public and internal map applications that query your authoritative layers directly, resolve field names dynamically, and stay fast on a phone in a truck at the edge of the county.
If you have outgrown a licensed dashboard product, the same views rebuild as a self-hosted application with the filters, exports, and charts your staff keep asking for.
Photograph a field form, get a structured record. Ask in plain language, get the map. Every extraction ends at a confirmation screen before it touches your data.
Normalized schemas, geometry that validates, and APIs so your permitting system, your map, and your annual report all read the same numbers.
Federal and state applications with work plans, evaluation frameworks, and budget narratives, plus the field guides and manuals that follow the award.
A monitoring dashboard for an invasive plant biological control program, tracking every release site from 2004 to now. Sites are classified as improving, stable, or worsening by change in weed cover, each site drills down to stem, insect, grass, and bare ground trends, and AI writes the plain-language narrative for the sites worth reading about.
Read the case studyA complete inventory dashboard that queries the state's ArcGIS REST services live and resolves field names on the fly, so a schema change upstream does not take the page down. Clustered map, chained filters, charts, and a CSV export of anything on screen, deployable to any host with no build step and no license.
Read the case studyPTI compliance for small growers with GS1 company prefix registration bundled in, guided first label runs, mobile scanning, receiving, and a month-end QuickBooks export. A grower meets a retail buyer's mandate without hiring a compliance manager.
Read the case studyThe database and the website came back as one product, which is what we needed and had not been able to get anywhere else.
Shelley Osbourne · Client
Nineteen years of this work has produced a short client list and a long relationship with every name on it. Agencies come back because the deadline held, the invoice matched the estimate, and the person who wrote the proposal is the person who answers the phone.
You own the code, the database, and the documentation at the end. Support is a choice, not a dependency.
A few sentences about the program, the data you already have, and the deadline you are working against is enough to start. You will hear back from the person who would do the work.
Usually within one business day, from the person who would build it.
What exists, where it lives, and who has to use the result.
Written scope with the cuts called out, so the budget decision is yours.
