Gretna's wastewater system had an incomplete digital record, limiting the city's ability to prioritize capital investments and manage flood risk. ES2 surveyed manholes and lift stations, captured UAS imagery and LiDAR, and built a complete Digital Twin in ArcGIS Online, giving the city a more complete data foundation for infrastructure decisions and flood resiliency planning.

The 2016 flood devastated Denham Springs and exposed how little the city could visualize or communicate flood risk. ES2 applied Esri Flood Impact Analysis and 3D Building Solutions to existing HEC-RAS models correlated to local stream gauge data, delivering three interactive applications: a 3D Flood Impact Viewer, Impact Dashboard, and public Flood Depth Viewer.

Acadian Ambulance operates one of the largest emergency services networks in the South, where real-time tracking and reliable data are not optional. ES2 enhanced their ArcGIS Enterprise environment, improved Experience Builder applications and dashboards, automated weekly data ingestion, and delivered an Enterprise Hardening Assessment to strengthen security and system resilience.

Louisiana Gateway Port needed one platform to manage operations, security, real estate, and planning across a complex facility. ES2 implemented a GIS Digital Twin on ArcGIS Enterprise, enhanced the Master Planning application and Common Operating Picture dashboard, and integrated real-time AIS vessel tracking and security camera feeds for domain awareness.

BREC needed more than a tree count. Justifying resilience investments required quantifiable data on the ecological contribution of its urban canopy. ES2 collected tree data using Survey123, UAS imagery, and LiDAR, then applied USDA i-Tree Eco analysis to deliver assessments of tree diversity, stormwater benefits, and ecological value across BREC parks.

Without a unified platform, Tangipahoa Parish departments operated in silos with limited ability to share data across functions. ES2 implemented ArcGIS Enterprise from data model to deployment, rebuilt applications using Experience Builder, developed dashboards for animal control, code enforcement, emergency management, and public works, and established an Open Data Hub for citizen engagement.

Louisiana's transportation network demands GIS capability at scale. LADOTD needed embedded expertise to advance their platform, not just maintain it. ES2 delivered staff augmentation across ArcGIS Enterprise and FME, building interactive dashboards, web mapping applications, and automated data workflows, with full knowledge transfer through training and documentation.

Port Pascagoula lacked an authoritative record of what it owned, leased, and could develop, with no reliable spatial data on utilities across two harbor areas. ES2 built a GIS basemap, developed a three-year geospatial strategy, and created detailed utility layers for sewer, gas, water, communications, and electrical infrastructure at both harbor areas.