LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Contact David Medara
Contact David Medara at Medara Earth Technologies about GIS mapping, digital cartography or a gallery purchase inquiry. David is based in Truckee, California.
Request a Project Conversation
For GIS work, describe your study area, mapping requirements and deadline. David’s freelance focus includes rare plant and botanical studies, with wetland restoration mapping in his skill set. For a gallery inquiry, include the image reference number, such as IMG-01.
Helpful Project Details
- Project or property location
- Approximate size of the area
- What the finished work needs to show
- How the deliverables will be used
- Preferred timing or project deadline
- Existing maps, files or reference material
Project Request Form
Include your contact details and a short project description. If you are interested in a gallery image, include its IMG reference and ask about pricing, sizes and formats.
What Happens Next
After the project information is received, the scope can be reviewed and any missing details clarified before work is scheduled.
1. Review
David reviews your project location, mapping objective, preferred timing and the information provided in your inquiry.
2. Clarify
David identifies any questions about your requirements, available geographic files and the details needed to define the scope.
3. Scope
Discuss the proposed mapping approach with David and confirm the scope, deliverables and timing before proceeding.
A CLOSER LOOK
A Useful Conversation Starts With the Project
Bring the location, the question and the intended outcome. The right mix of GIS, imagery and mapping can be defined from there.
Before You Submit
I am not sure which service I need. Can I still inquire?
Yes. Describe the location, what you need the map to show and how you intend to use it. You do not need to choose a technical service before getting in touch.
Can I provide supporting files?
Mention any existing maps, coordinates, spreadsheets or geographic files in your inquiry so David can advise which materials are useful.
What should I include for a botanical mapping project?
Include the study area, the type of botanical study, available location data, the intended use of the map and your deadline.