Reports and Real-Data Samples
Read complete reports built from real satellite measurements, choose the sample closest to your decision, and see exactly how evidence, confidence, limitations, and next actions are presented.
Real-Data Sample Library
Every sample opens in your browser and can also be downloaded as a PDF. The reports use real satellite measurements with public or illustrative reference locations—never private client or policyholder data.
Best Place to Start
See how 30 public reference locations become a ranked action queue with immediate review, focused review, monitoring, and routine outcomes.
Insurers, property teams, asset owners, and risk engineers
Insurance
Underwriting, renewal, portfolio, and risk-engineering teams
A location schedule becomes a referral queue with an evidence record and suggested workflow for every insured location.
Property
Investors, lenders, developers, asset managers, and transaction teams
A single-site example showing neighbourhood context, movement history, a routine comparator, and a proportionate transaction response.
Claims
Claims investigators, loss adjusters, forensic engineers, and legal teams
A before-and-after chronology that separates what the satellite record contributes from the questions other evidence must determine.
Infrastructure
Infrastructure owners, operators, engineers, and maintenance teams
A 74.9 km illustrative corridor divided into repeatable segments, with a chainage profile and a ranked inspection register.
Public Assets
Cities, public authorities, facilities teams, and resilience programmes
A distributed public-asset schedule becomes a ranked engineering, monitoring, and capital-planning queue.
Monitoring
Sites, corridors, facilities, projects, and portfolios needing repeat review
A baseline-and-update example that distinguishes persistent movement from a confirmed change in behaviour.
Technical Reference
Municipal asset managers, public-entity insurers, and facilities teams
A technical screening of 30 real public facilities where sufficient evidence produced no movement-led referrals.
Commissioned Work
The samples above show the finished output. These service formats define the inputs, analysis, and deliverables for a live engagement.
A first review of whether suitable radar data and measurement conditions may be available for your site or portfolio.
Ideal for: Anyone unsure whether satellite analysis can work for their location — the standard, low-risk first step.
Inputs required: Location (address or coordinates), asset type, question of interest, time period.
Typical analysis: Archive search across relevant missions, review of expected measurement density and surface suitability, feasibility judgement.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
Focused analysis for one property or site.
Ideal for: Underwriters, owners, buyers, lenders, and engineers with a question about a specific asset.
Inputs required: Property location, period of interest, context (e.g. reported cracking, transaction, renewal).
Typical analysis: Multi-temporal InSAR over the property and a surrounding reference zone; asset-level interpretation of rates, trends, and anomalies.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
For industrial, logistics, retail, office, or development sites.
Ideal for: Investors, developers, occupiers, and their consultants assessing larger or more complex commercial sites.
Inputs required: Site boundary or address, asset plans if available, development or transaction context.
Typical analysis: Site-wide movement mapping with per-structure indicators where density allows; attention to differential movement across the footprint.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
For multiple locations — dozens to thousands.
Ideal for: Insurers, reinsurers, asset managers, REITs, lenders, and utilities with distributed holdings.
Inputs required: Location list (CSV/XLSX), asset types, screening criteria and period.
Typical analysis: Batch screening of every location against processed radar data, consistent indicators per asset, ranking against local context.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
For linear or distributed infrastructure.
Ideal for: Rail, road, pipeline, and utility operators; port, airport, and dam owners; their engineering consultants.
Inputs required: Alignment or network GIS files (or route description), buffer width, priority structures.
Typical analysis: Corridor-shaped multi-temporal InSAR, per-segment statistics, ranked sections, and time series for flagged locations.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
Periodic updates as new satellite data arrives.
Ideal for: Operators and insurers of assets with known movement, nearby construction, or reporting obligations.
Inputs required: Baseline assessment (any of the above), update frequency, alert thresholds.
Typical analysis: Scheduled reprocessing with each update cycle; change detection against baseline and thresholds; evolving interpretation.
Turnaround: Typical turnaround confirmed after data review.
Pricing
Every quotation follows a data availability review, so you only pay for analysis that the satellite record can actually support.
Quoted after a data availability review of the specific site.
Based on number of assets, geography, and required outputs.
Customised according to acquisition frequency and coverage.
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