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Our Mission

We model the real world, for a multipurpose world

We are

Business Group

Cuatro Conceptos®

An organization formed by four fully Colombian owned companies, bringing together more than 150 highly qualified professionals dedicated to the Capture, Analytics, and Modeling of Geographic Data across Latin American territories.

A consulting firm with presence across Latin America, recognized for its extensive experience in geospatial solutions.

Specialized in the production of cartographic products spanning more than 29 million hectares, as well as in the transformation and management of geographic information. It provides technical support for land use planning projects related to water resources, multipurpose cadastre, risk management, geodesy, software development, and AI powered tools. Its portfolio also includes projects for the implementation of Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS).

A leading organization in technological solutions and specialized services, recognized for its comprehensive participation throughout the entire value chain of the multipurpose cadastre. The company’s core activities include large scale parcel sweeping, the technological development of cadastral databases, and the quality assurance and control of cartographic and cadastral products.

A service company specializing in air transportation under the category of Special Aerial Works including aerial photography, aerial photogrammetry, geology, and seismology, serving both public and private sector organizations, with operations at national and international levels. Notably, it was the first company in Colombia to be certified under RAC 138 by the Special Administrative Unit of Civil Aeronautics for special aerial works with CDO-127.

A corporation with more than 20 years of experience conducting research and experimental development in the field of Natural Sciences and Engineering. Its main activities include projects related to climate change, ecosystem services, and green and blue carbon credits.

100%Colombian

Founded in

in Bogotá

Since

Cooperating Partner of IPGH

Professionals with over

years of experience

A select group of specialized professionals with over 30 years of experience in various fields of knowledge. Professionals who are authors and co-authors of books, methodologies, and public and private procedures, among which we can highlight:

Authors y Coauthors

Colombian Network of Researchers in Space Sciences and Technologies (2024).

Book Chapter: IV. Inclusion of the Risk Dimension in Territorial Planning: Two Success Cases in Colombia (2024), ISBN: 978-607-2628-15-1.

Research Article: What Do You Need to Know to Acquire and Operate a Drone in Colombia for Cartographic Purposes? (2025).

Research Article: Adjustment of a Digital Elevation Model Generated Through Interferometry Using L-Band Radar from the SAOCOM Constellation for Disaster Risk Management in Bolívar, Colombia, Through Field Observations (2025).

Book Chapter: Chapter 9. Remote Sensing Application in Biodiversity Assessment and Conservation (Draft, 2025).

New Cartographic Projection for Colombia, National Origin (2020). SwissTierras – Swiss Cooperation – IGAC.

Proposal of a Unique Cartographic Projection for Land Administration in Colombia (2018), ISBN: 978-628-96340-3-7.

IGAC Resolution 1562 of 2018 on Technical Specifications for Geodetic Networks (2018).

National Geodesy Plan IGAC. Draft Document (2018).

IGAC Resolution 1392 of 2016. Technical specifications for Cartography, DTM, and Orthophoto (2017).

National Multipurpose Cartography Plan. IGAC-DANE-DNP (2017).

Book. Geodesy for Children (IGAC draft, 2017).

NTC 6271 Standard. Topographic Studies GT028-ICONTEC (2015).

Technical Guide for the Formulation of Water Resource Management Plans (2014).

Technical Guide for the Formulation and/or Updating of Watershed Management and Land Use Plans – POMCA (2013).

Methodology for Environmental Zoning of Watersheds at scales 1:100,000 and 1:25,000 (2010).

Methodology for Defining Sustainable Alternative Land Uses at the National Level, scales 1:100,000 and 1:25,000 (2007).