A landhunter submits a plot. Then the verification process begins: the data needs to be transferred from messages or notes, the location added to the map, and the key site conditions checked. Distance from buildings, protected areas, local spatial development plans, and grid access are just some of the factors that need to be considered before making a decision.
It may take several days before a decision is made to either “move forward” or “reject” a site. With a growing number of submissions, the challenge is not only assessing individual locations, but also keeping track of the entire land portfolio.
Join us for the free webinar, “Collaboration with Landhunters and Site Assessment – Practical Insights from Usemaps”, where we’ll show how to streamline this process and shorten the path from submitting a plot in the field to its initial assessment.
Webinar details:
October 23 (Friday), at 10:00
Online meeting
Free participation
To join, simply register. After signing up, you will receive an individual access link to the event.
During the webinar, we will cover:
Plot Submission
How a landhunter can submit a location directly from their phone.
Site Assessment
Which criteria can be checked automatically during the initial site assessment.
Shared Land Database
How the assessment results are added to a shared database and made available to the team.
Site Pipeline
How many plots are submitted, how many pass the initial screening, and why the others are rejected.
The webinar is primarily aimed at directors and managers responsible for the development of wind, solar, and biogas projects, including site acquisition, site assessment, and project portfolio development.