About Us

The

Kairos Story.

 

In Greek, there are two words for time. The first is “Chronos,” which is chronological time. The second is “Kairos,” which is the “right, critical, or opportune moment for decision or action.”

We apply the essence of Kairos to help you discern moments for action through the extraction of information from geospatial data.

What about our logo? This symbol embodies the parable from Matthew 25:14-30, where the full circles show the return on investments put to work. The open circle reminds us of the risk of wasted opportunity due to complacency. This parable also shows that we are given different amounts, and our responsibility is to apply what we have and give it all back in the end.

We apply the definition of Kairos and the principles of this parable to set the standard we aspire to: Kairos Geospatial helps you leverage the moment through the power of geospatial data. This information enables you to grow your investments, which will hopefully inspire you to give more abundantly to improve the world around you. 

 

Our

Mission

People Of Kairos

 
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Trevor D. Witt

Owner and Operator
 

After spending seven years working for Kansas State University’s Applied Aviation Research Center, Trevor launched Kairos Geospatial to apply his remote sensing knowledge to the commercial sector. During his time at K-State, Trevor established himself as a remote sensing subject matter expert and pilot for drones equipped with the following sensors:

  • Visual spectrum Red, Green, and Blue (RGB) 

  • Near-infrared (NIR)

  • Infrared (thermal)

  • Narrow-band Multispectral

  • Hyperspectral

  • Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR)


He translated data from these sensors into information using various photogrammetry and geographic information systems (GIS) software. Trevor also trained students, coworkers, and industry professionals (first responders, surveyors, and entrepreneurs) on drone flight operations and remote sensing techniques. He is regularly invited to speak at state and national conferences, and he has written successful grant proposals, reports, and publications and led research projects. His work is broadly multidisciplinary as his experience includes local, national, and international projects for:

While pursuing his undergraduate, Trevor started his first company, Witt Tech LLC, one of the first Kansas companies to offer commercial sUAS services legally. During his time leading Witt Tech, he provided test piloting services for UAS missions to map a glacier in Greenland. Trevor earned a B.S. in Aviation Technology from K-State with honors. Trevor has a passion for giving back to the community, and he lives this out by serving as a City Commissioner for the City of Abilene, Kansas. Trevor shares the joy of life with his wife Lydia, two young sons, and their dachshund Hoover.