Clarity Through Data
GIS Mapping & Visualization for Cathodic Protection Systems
Gray Jay Corrosion transforms complex CP survey and design data into actionable GIS deliverables. We create interactive, spatially accurate maps that overlay cathodic protection data, pipeline networks, and identified deficiencies — making it easy for operators and engineers to assess risk and plan effectively.
Flexible & Value-Driven GIS Packages
At Gray Jay Corrosion, we believe high-quality data visualization shouldn’t be out of reach. Our GIS deliverables are available as an affordable add-on to any project — but for clients who partner with us for annual cathodic protection surveys, they’re included at no extra cost. Whether you’re assessing a single pipeline or an entire asset portfolio, we deliver professional, interactive GIS packages that help your team make informed decisions without added complexity or surprise fees.
What we Deliver
Our GIS packages include:
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Pipeline and facility overlays with CP test points
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Rectifier, bond, and isolation device locations
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Deficiency flags with status and severity indicators
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Color-coded potential maps (by threshold bands)
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Current direction and interference zones (if available)
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GIS layers that match operator standards and projection systems
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Fully navigable KML, SHP, or web map formats
Why Geographic Information Systems Matter in CP
Powerful Visualizations = Smarter Decisions
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Visual clarity for non-technical stakeholders
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Streamlined coordination with engineering and GIS departments
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Historical tracking of system health across years
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Audit-ready records for AER and internal reviews
Cathodic data, identified deficiencies, and pipeline information are for display purposes only
Integrated With Everything You Do
Our GIS tools aren’t an afterthought — they’re fully integrated into our workflow:
📍 CP survey and test point data collected with GPS-referenced systems
📐 Design drawings geo-linked for construction and as-built alignment
🛠️ Field installation mapped in real time for asset records
📡 Future integration planned with drone-captured ROW data and 3D terrain
