Framework YouX

🎯 Public sector customers responsible for land regularization, environmental compliance, and territorial management handle large volumes of spatial layers, aerial and satellite imagery, and documents, and need technical outputs that are fast, consistent, and auditable. YouX Framework brings these capabilities together in a single geoprocessing framework organized into four modules: Geo Engine, Maps and Images, Geo AI, and Management. Every request flows through intake and routing with auditing, permissions, and usage limits, and results are returned to the customer's systems through webhooks.

🧩 The framework is available in two editions with the same modules and capabilities. The ArcGIS edition runs on ArcGIS, ArcGIS Image Server, and an enterprise geodatabase, for customers standardized on the ArcGIS ecosystem. The Open Source edition runs on PostgreSQL with PostGIS, GEOS, GeoServer, GeoWebCache, and GDAL, for customers who prefer open technologies without proprietary GIS licensing.

⚙️ The Geo Engine runs configurable spatial operations, such as overlay analysis and analytical calculations, on the spatial database of the chosen edition. Requests are submitted through orchestration services and distributed by a messaging queue to parallel workers built on Java and Spring, which feed scalable processing units backed by GPU acceleration and high-performance NVMe storage, so large batches of analyses run in parallel with predictable throughput.

🗺️ The Maps and Images module turns layers and processing results into interactive maps, imagery, and cartographic documents. Its compositor produces tiles, legends, and technical drawings in standard image formats, with caching of images, features, and geometries for fast delivery. Typical outputs include overlay maps, topographic plans, legal boundary descriptions, analytical calculation worksheets, and technical reports.

🧠 Geo AI extracts information from documents, automates the analysis of administrative processes, and translates natural language questions into geographic queries. An intent evaluation layer interprets each request and routes it to the right executor, which can generate SQL queries, images, charts, features, or answers grounded in applicable legislation, returning results through webhooks or directly to the database. This enables intelligent land agents that answer geographic questions with interactive maps and technical reports. The Management module adds configurable features for contract and notification management.

☁️ The solution can run on AWS or involve AWS infrastructure, depending on the specific requirements of each customer, including the SERPRO sovereign cloud used by Brazilian government customers. Relevant AWS service categories include compute and hosting for the processing engine and map services, GPU-accelerated compute for large-scale geoprocessing, managed databases for spatial data, object and high-performance block storage for imagery and caches, messaging and queuing for orchestration, generative AI and machine learning for Geo AI capabilities, and security capabilities for identity and access control, encryption, logging, and auditing.

🤝 The full scope is delivered as a managed service. The engagement starts with an assessment of the customer's spatial data, workflows, and priority use cases, followed by selection of the edition, deployment of the framework, configuration of spatial operations, map and document templates, AI flows, and integrations, and enablement of the customer's teams. Ongoing operation, monitoring, and support keep the platform, data, and outputs current and aligned with the customer's land and environmental goals.