Atlas.by Driftwood Communications

See the product at work

A useful result starts
with an honest question.

From a first map pin to an evidence report and a conversation with Driftwood, see what the journey looks like.

See what Atlas can establish, what it cannot, and how the next question changes with project scale. Every example separates source evidence from project assumptions.

Three BC places. Three starting briefs.

micro / 0.5 MW scenario

BCR Industrial Lands

A public industrial listing pin is a place to begin, not the full development site.

Explore the example ↗small / 5 MW scenario

19526 24 Avenue, Surrey

A promising address still needs a permitted-use and service investigation.

Explore the example ↗large / 25 MW scenario

NTE Discovery Park

A 25 MW scenario changes the service brief even when nearby infrastructure looks encouraging.

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These are real-location workflow examples, not endorsed sites or customer projects. The dated observations are fixed; opening Atlas runs the current available sources. Visitor limits apply.

What does the output look like?

Real automated output

The evidence report

A fixed BC example showing findings, assumptions and source gaps. Includes a separate two-page executive brief.

Read the sample ↗Illustrative teaching example

The human engagement

How public evidence and authorized private and paid data sources, where available, could inform review, concepts and the next project brief. No completed review is claimed.

See the proposed approach ↗

Go beyond the public map.

These examples show automated public-data screens. A separate $7,500 CAD Driftwood engagement adds a human-reviewed site report and 25 hours of design consultation and concept work, additional to report preparation.

Bring authorized private and paid data sources, where available, into the commissioned review, including licensed property or utility data and authorized utility or carrier responses where permitted. Driftwood checks their source, date, site and project scope, reconciles them with the public screen and documents confirmed items, assumptions and unresolved questions for concept work and next steps.

Record availability, permissions and any third-party fees are agreed before work begins. Explore the paid engagement scope.

Now bring your own question.

Search a BC location, set the project profile and inspect the evidence before deciding what needs a closer look.

Explore Atlas ↗