New Caledonia · French Polynesia

Geospatial Engineering

Utilities · Transport · Land & Environment

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Areas of expertise

What we do

Water, electricity and fibre-optic networks, airports, maritime surveillance, autonomous port, mining, local authorities: MAGIS supports critical operators in upgrading their geographic information systems.

Recent projects

Selected case studies

Location API — Sovereign geocoding for NC

2025

DINUM — Government of New Caledonia

Deployment of a sovereign location reference API for New Caledonia: open API, public website and ESRI-compatible geocoder, integrating cadastre, addresses and POIs on the BAN model.

Duration: 7 months

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CART'EAU NC — Water and sanitation network

2025

Calédonienne des Eaux (Suez)

Operational Excellence for Water Services: Calédonienne des Eaux upgrades to ArcGIS Utility Network.

Duration: Ongoing

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DAC French Polynesia — Airports Database

2025

Direction de l'Aviation Civile — French Polynesia

Centralised asset register on ArcGIS Aviation model for 48 aerodromes, with automatic 3D obstacle detection.

Duration: 6 months

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Brick my Map !

2025

CNES

Brick map assembly workshop

Duration: 1 month

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Partnerships & certifications

A certified level of expertise

ESRI Partner Network Gold
Network Management Specialty
ArcGIS Online Specialty
+200h / year
ESRI France approved training organisation · DFPC

Innovation programme

MARIS — Maritime Awareness and Response Information System

MARIS is an innovation programme led by MAGIS to develop a multi-source maritime surveillance platform for island territories and large exclusive economic zones. The system fuses AIS, VMS, optical and radar satellite imagery, IoT sensors and radio-frequency signals, with AI analysis capabilities and automatic satellite observation tasking, to produce an enriched operational maritime picture. A first version is already in use for the supervision of the Coral Sea Natural Park (1.3 million km²).

Dedicated MARIS website coming soon

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