GEOSPATIAL & SATELLITE SYSTEMS
OneeGIS is Oneewaee’s geospatial system for connecting places, imagery and operational records. Its live Sakhejung Tea implementation brings mapped garden boundaries, a searchable grower and plot register, satellite imagery, canopy observations and 3D exploration into a customer-branded interface. We adapt the spatial data model and interaction to each organization’s available records and intended use.
Agricultural producers and estates
Businesses with geographically distributed assets
Teams explaining sourcing and locations
Organizations needing interactive spatial interfaces
PRODUCT FEATURES
Explore the features of OneeGIS and the work they help you do.
The live map offers imagery options including Esri and Mapbox. Users can inspect the landscape while keeping the source and available capture information in view.
Mapped geometry connects the landscape to the estate's plot records. Boundaries provide spatial context for the register and the places a user selects.
A map becomes more useful when users can start from a record as well as a location. The register supports search by farmer name, plot code or village.
The public interface includes a canopy layer with Sentinel-2 observation context. The date attached to a layer helps users understand what the observation represents.
The landscape can be explored in a 3D view, with controls for boundaries and places. Different views help a user understand the estate's terrain and distribution.
The system is deployed on Sakhejung's own domain and linked to its company site. The map is a working customer interface rather than a presentation-only visualization.
BEHIND THE INTERFACE
Geographic features and plot records must remain connected as the user switches between search, selection and map navigation. The interface needs to preserve that relationship across its views.
A basemap and an observation layer do not necessarily describe the same moment. Source labels and available observation dates are part of making the spatial interface understandable.
The deployed interface uses MapLibre-based map rendering. Geometry, overlays, register controls and camera movement must work together without forcing the browser to render an entire estate as ordinary page elements.
Estate exploration and sourcing context are different from a certified cadastral survey. A deployment should clearly define its data sources, update process and intended operational use.
FROM SETUP TO EVERYDAY USE
Connect plot identifiers, register data and the spatial layers needed to explain the estate.
Design how users search, select plots, navigate imagery and inspect relevant overlays and context.
Deploy the customer-branded system and keep records, geometry and observation information aligned with the available data.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Yes. Sakhejung Tea’s satellite garden map is a live implementation powered by OneeGIS and developed by Oneewaee. Explore it at maps.sakhejungtea.com.
We can scope a geospatial application around your records, geometry, imagery sources and operational needs. Data availability and intended use shape the implementation.
No. An interactive estate map and a certified legal or cadastral survey serve different purposes. Discuss any regulatory or surveying requirements with the qualified provider responsible for them.
EXPLORE THE IMPLEMENTATION
Capabilities are described from the product documentation and implementation work. Availability and enabled modules depend on your setup.
NEXT STEP
Tell us about your team and the work you want to improve. We can discuss how OneeGIS would be set up, which parts fit your organization and what a sensible first step looks like.
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