Byrd Geospatial builds risk maps, AI workflows, and decision tools for the people who manage what happens on the ground — emergency operations, land management, infrastructure, and the field teams who depend on them.
We don't sell hours. We sell decisions you can defend at 3 a.m. when something's on fire and the radio won't stop.
Custom risk maps and spatial models that hold up under operational load. Terrain analysis, hazard overlays, SAR resource positioning, wildfire and flood exposure, access constraints.
Spatial decision support for rescue, evacuation, medical access, and remote operations where terrain, time, weather, and limited resources determine outcomes. We model the geometry of getting to people and getting them out.
Built-in, not bolted on. We integrate AI into the GIS workflows your team already runs — Claude pipelines, predictive spatial analytics, automation, and the staff training to keep it all standing.
Most engagements produce one of these. Each is scoped, fixed-fee, and built to be defended in front of someone who has to make a decision.
A risk-scoring engine for trails, recreation sites, access routes, and outdoor systems.
Real-time risk scoring for trails, routes, and recreation assets across Colorado. Wind, slope, fire weather, drought, and incident history fused into a single 0–10 number a ranger or operator can act on.
Built originally to answer one question — "how dangerous is this trail today?" — and now in pilot with land managers, outfitters, and SAR coordinators who need the same answer at scale.
Byrd Geospatial was started by Jeramy Byrd — a SOF flight paramedic, IDMT/SO with four deployments, and a geographer finishing an MS in GIS & Technology at NMSU. The kind of operational discipline you only get from running calls where the terrain, the weather, and human error are all converging at once.
That lens runs through every product we ship. We don't draw maps to be looked at. We draw maps that get used — by dispatchers, incident commanders, underwriters, and field crews who can't afford a tool that's clever but wrong. Specifics over adjectives. Decisions over decks. AI woven in, not bolted on.
A weekend rebuild of one rural county's SAR response sectors. From asphalt-distance to terrain-distance. Recovery time dropped 28%. The actual log is above.
Most engagements start with a 30-minute scope call. The point is to figure out, fast, whether we're the right firm — and whether the work is worth doing.
We listen for the actual decision you need to defend. No discovery decks.
Tight, written assessment of the problem, data on hand, and the realistic shape of a solution.
We build, integrate, and stand behind the deliverable. Office hours and field-test cycles included.
For teams that need a partner on call during fire season, runoff, or whatever the calendar's doing.
30 minutes. No deck, no questionnaire. Bring the actual problem and we'll tell you whether it's something we can help with — and whether anyone else can.