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Change detection
What changed between these dates?
Compare imagery to locate development, land clearing, surface-water changes, and other visible differences.
You receive: Before-and-after maps, change polygons, and area summaries.
Remote sensing. Real answers.
Satellite imagery
analysis services.
See what changed. Know where to act.
Turn satellite images into clear maps, measurable changes, and GIS-ready data. We help land, infrastructure, and environmental teams answer specific questions about their project area.
Have imagery already? We can work with it. Need help sourcing it? Start here.
- Scoped to your area of interest
- Human review and documented QA
- Outputs for your GIS workflow
Choose your question
What do you need
the imagery to tell you?
From a single site to a regional study, we shape the analysis around your decision. Start with one task or combine services in a scoped project.
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Land-cover classification
What’s on the ground, and how much?
Classify vegetation, built surfaces, bare ground, and water across your project area using an agreed class scheme.
You receive: Classified rasters, GIS layers, and acreage by class.
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Vegetation & NDVI analysis
Where is vegetation changing?
Use suitable multispectral imagery to compare vegetation patterns across fields, forests, or managed land over time.
You receive: Vegetation index maps, time-series summaries, and review areas.
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Feature extraction
Which features are visible in my area?
Map buildings, roads, solar arrays, and other agreed features where image resolution supports reliable interpretation.
You receive: Attributed feature layers, review flags, and QA notes.
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Historical & pre-disaster analysis
What was the condition before the event?
Review dated imagery to document earlier site conditions and compare them with later observations for recovery, claims, and project review.
You receive: Annotated historical imagery, comparison maps, and source-date notes.
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Time-lapse videos
How did this place change over time?
Create time-lapse videos from available dated imagery to explain development, land-cover changes, or the progression of an event.
You receive: Date-labeled time-lapse video and presentation visuals.
Need repeat monitoring or a different analysis? Tell us about your project.
Experience that matters
Helping prove the
pre-disaster condition.
We successfully helped challenge FEMA by helping prove a site’s pre-disaster condition.
That experience informs how we approach historical imagery analysis: establish what was visible before an event, compare it with later observations, and make the supporting evidence clear.
Bring the timeline into focus.
For pre-disaster reviews, we can scope dated imagery comparisons, annotated maps, and a visual timeline that helps your team explain the site’s condition.
Discuss a historical imagery projectTools we have worked with
Imagery expertise, from analysis to animation.
We combine hands-on platform experience with automation and visual storytelling, so the work can support both your analysts and your audience.
Google Earth Studio
We have experience creating geographic animations in Google Earth Studio to give audiences clear site and regional context.
ENVI automation
Our experience includes automating ENVI image-processing workflows for repeatable analysis across scenes and dates.
ArcGIS Pro automation
We automate ArcGIS Pro workflows to process imagery, prepare GIS layers, and produce consistent map outputs.
Built for the handoff
Useful beyond
the final map.
Get the underlying data and context your team needs to review findings, report results, and keep working.
- Analysis layers
- GeoTIFF rasters and GeoJSON or GeoPackage features, as scoped.
- Maps & summaries
- Annotated maps and CSV tables of areas, classes, or detected features.
- Videos & animation
- Time-lapse videos and Google Earth Studio animations, as scoped.
- Methods & QA
- Imagery dates, source notes, validation approach, and known limitations.
- Workflow fit
- Delivery planned for ArcGIS Pro, ENVI, QGIS, or a scoped web map.
A clear path to delivery
Start with the area. End with answers.
We confirm feasibility, scope, and cost before the analysis begins.
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Share your brief
Send a location or boundary, the question you need answered, and any dates or deadlines. Existing imagery is welcome, but not required.
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Agree on the approach
We assess image availability and suitability, define the outputs and QA criteria, and provide a scope and estimate. A pilot can establish feasibility.
03
Receive reviewed results
We analyze the agreed imagery and deliver maps, data, and methodology notes, with uncertain findings clearly flagged.
Let’s scope your project
Your location.
Your question.
Our analysis.
Tell us what you’re trying to understand. We’ll review your brief and follow up with the next step toward a tailored project quote.
- A site, portfolio, corridor, or region.
- Your imagery, public data, or help finding a suitable source.
- An agreed scope, delivery schedule, and estimate.
Prefer to email your brief or boundary file?
[email protected]Before you begin
A few practical answers.
How much do satellite imagery analysis services cost?
Pricing depends on the area, number of dates, image resolution, analysis complexity, quality review, and deliverables. Commercial imagery licensing can be a separate cost. Share your location and objective, and we’ll scope the work and provide a project-specific estimate before you commit.
Do I need to supply satellite imagery?
No. We can assess suitable public imagery and commercial options, or work with imagery you already have permission to use. We confirm coverage, dates, resolution, and licensing needs before analysis begins.
Can you compare historical imagery or monitor an area over time?
Yes. We can scope a one-time comparison or a repeat monitoring workflow. The available archive, cloud cover, season, image resolution, and collection schedule determine which dates and monitoring intervals are practical.
Can you create time-lapse videos and geographic animations?
Yes. We can create time-lapse videos from available dated imagery and geographic animations using our Google Earth Studio experience. Time-lapse imagery shows observations across dates; a geographic animation helps explain the location and context. We scope the source imagery, date labels, and presentation format for your audience.
Do you have experience with ENVI and ArcGIS Pro automation?
Yes. Our experience includes automating ENVI and ArcGIS Pro workflows for imagery processing, geospatial analysis, and map outputs. We can scope a repeatable workflow alongside a one-time analysis or a monitoring project.
What files will I receive?
We agree on the delivery package during scoping. It can include GeoTIFF rasters, GeoJSON or GeoPackage vector layers, CSV summaries, annotated maps, a methodology and quality review report, and time-lapse videos. Tell us if your team needs an ArcGIS Pro, ENVI, QGIS, or web map workflow.
How accurate is the analysis, and how long does it take?
Both depend on your task and the imagery available. We evaluate resolution, cloud cover, feature visibility, and validation data before agreeing on acceptance criteria and a schedule. Where useful, we start with a representative pilot area and document uncertain results for review.
Can you help if I don’t know which analysis I need?
Yes. Start with the decision you need to make and the location you care about. We’ll help translate that into an analysis approach, identify suitable imagery, and define useful outputs. You can select “Help me choose” in the project form.
Need a broader environmental workflow? Explore environmental analytics.
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