Heimdall Research
Heimdall Research builds tools from public records and satellite imagery for environmental review and land monitoring.
Fields
Environmental review and permitting data
Federal environmental reviews leave large public records that are hard to compare across projects. Practitioners need durations, litigation history, and mitigation commitments from those records. The practice builds comparables and forecasts from public sources and cites every figure to its source.
Geospatial and remote sensing
Infrastructure and land change often leave signals in multi-year satellite imagery. Orphaned oil and gas wells are one place those signals matter for monitoring. The practice applies satellite-derived change detection and checks findings against public well records.
Current work
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Comparables and duration forecasting for federal environmental review
Built from public records: CEQ, EPA, the Federal Register, agency logs, and court opinions. Every figure is cited to its source.
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Satellite change detection over orphaned oil and gas wells
Uses multi-year satellite imagery. Findings are verified against public well records.
About
Heimdall Research is an independent engineering practice in Colorado. It works with public records, satellite data, and the organizations that depend on them. Work begins with written scope. Figures are cited. Delivery moves in reviewable increments.