ICEM applies Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial analysis as core tools across its work in the Asia-Pacific region. These capabilities support a wide range of services, including environmental assessment, climate risk mapping, disaster risk reduction, ecosystem valuation and restoration, infrastructure planning, and integrated river basin management.
With 27 years of regional experience, ICEM combines advanced geospatial technologies with scientific and participatory methods to develop tailored decision-support tools and spatial planning frameworks. From high-resolution mapping and predictive modelling to the design of custom web applications and data systems, ICEM’s geospatial services help clients understand complex socio-ecological systems and prioritize action—from basin-scale planning to village-level land use decisions.
ICEM draws on a robust suite of proprietory and open-source platforms to deliver spatial solutions that are accurate, adaptable, and tailored to each project’s needs. Our team leverages industry-standard and cutting-edge technologies across the full geospatial workflow:
ICEM offers a comprehensive range of GIS and remote sensing services designed to generate actionable insights and support informed decision-making:
ICEM’s geospatial expertise supports integrated planning and analysis across multiple sectors:
ICEM developed this interactive map of soil types and biochar suitability as part of the ADB-funded Biochar Assessment and Soil Mapping Study. The map allows users to toggle between an in-depth soil map and biochar suitability zones. Users can also zoom in, hover, and click on map elements for more information.
ICEM developed this land suitability for biochar application map for the Biochar Assessment and Soil Mapping Study.
Much of ICEM’s work on the Mekong ARCC project hinged on climate modelling and maps created by ICEM’s GIS team. These maps covered temperature and precipitation projections for the Lower Mekong Basin. A selection of the precipitation maps are displayed below. Click on the map to download a high-resolution version.