Buildings
New construction, demolished structures, building expansion, and footprint modifications.
Solutions
Change Detection
Compare two capture dates to identify additions, removals, and modifications across all mapped features.
Automated comparison workflows for imagery and aerial imagery, designed for systematic temporal monitoring.
Discuss Change DetectionFeatures tracked across capture dates
Vegetation
Canopy gain or loss, individual tree removal, crown modification, and hedge boundary change.
Land-Cover & Surfaces
New impervious surfaces, parking area expansion, road modifications, and water extent change.
Site Features
New or removed pools, sheds, garages, fences, walls, and other detectable site elements.
Typical deliverables
Review-ready change layers for operational GIS and temporal monitoring workflows.
Change polygons
Before/after mapped layers
Added/removed/modified flags
Review-ready output packages
GIS-ready change layers
Change detection FAQ
How does the change detection workflow work?
Change detection compares two capture dates over the same coverage area and reports additions, removals, and modifications for mapped feature layers.
Which features can be monitored?
Buildings, vegetation, land-cover surfaces, pools, sheds, garages, fences, walls, and other visible site features can be tracked when the imagery supports them.
What outputs are delivered?
Deliverables include change polygons, before-and-after layers, added/removed/modified flags, and review-ready packages for GIS teams.
Who uses these outputs?
The workflow is built for systematic temporal monitoring, portfolio updates, municipal mapping refreshes, and operational review programs.