I turn measurements into
things people can use.

I'm Anson, a GIS and 3D geospatial professional in Hong Kong. Most of my work starts with a scanner or a drone and ends with a plan, a model or a map that someone else has to trust — so the middle part, the registering and checking and documenting, is where I actually spend my time.

The case studies here are chosen to show that whole path rather than the pretty end of it: the prototype that measured graves, the point-cloud office that became floor plans, the drone experiment that only ever had to look convincing, and a document knowledge base built on the side.