A field-mapping and surface-observation platform designed to connect what you see with where you found it—and the evidence behind it.
Planned for phone, drone and imported imagery.
Concept-stage project. No released application or live scanning service.
A visible-surface candidate, connected to imagery and field notes—not a certified finding.
The concept pairs a mapping workspace for observations with an evidence viewer for closer inspection. Features below describe the planned scope, not a currently available product.
Mark candidate observations and site boundaries. Attach imagery, notes and context so a field record is more than a point on a map.
Explore the imagery behind an observation, compare records and review the supporting evidence before drawing conclusions.
Explore a small illustrative field workspace. Filter the candidates and select a marker to see how observations could connect to an evidence record.
All markers and descriptions are fictional design examples. This page does not analyze images, locate specimens or provide a real geospatial survey. No uploads, accounts or location tracking.
The planned approach supports lawful surface-observation workflows across different research areas. A candidate is a starting point for review—not an identification.
Document visible patterns, exposures and field context. Keep imagery and geological notes connected to the observation.
Record surface candidates for expert inspection and appropriate verification. Appearance alone does not establish composition or origin.
Support permitted field documentation, site monitoring and evidence review while respecting sensitive sites and access restrictions.
Gather lawful imagery and visible-surface observations from permitted field sources.
Connect an observation with geographic context and a documented site.
Preserve photos, notes and provenance. Keep candidates distinct from reviewed findings.
Inspect evidence and refer decisions to qualified people and appropriate authorities.
Axiom Field Scanner is in the planning stage. Mapping and viewer requirements are documented. Application development, integrations and validation remain ahead.
No application download, device compatibility guarantee, public release date or commercial availability is being announced.