Satellite imagery for energy corridors and generation sites
Draw an area that follows the easement or the pipeline route and you pay for that area. The price is per km² of your area, whether it takes one capture to cover or six.
The corridor arrives as one orthorectified, colour-balanced image. Most orders are delivered within 24 hours.
What to order for the question you have
How tall are the trees along the easement?
Order stereo imagery. Every stereo order includes height above ground at 0.5 m, so each tree has a height to compare with your clearance rules. The models were checked against NASA ICESat-2 at Kimberley, South Africa.
What has changed along the route since the last look?
Order archive or new captures of the same corridor and view a vegetation index for each date in Pera Portal. Change detection between two dates is a quoted job. Captures can be booked to repeat weekly, monthly or quarterly.
Is the slope above the pipeline moving?
Repeat radar passes compared by InSAR show ground creeping toward or away from the satellite. Each job is scoped with you. Radar also sees through cloud and at night.
Will this site take a solar farm or turbines?
A bare-earth terrain model gives slope and drainage, and current imagery shows access, watercourses and land use. Prices are per km², so you can cost every site on a shortlist before choosing one.
How far has construction got?
Book captures over the site on a fixed interval. Each one arrives processed and dated, so the series is a record of the build.
The files feed your asset system
Files arrive as Cloud-Optimised GeoTIFF with STAC metadata, by download or streamed over WMTS, or through the API with Python and TypeScript SDKs.
We supply the imagery and the measurements made from it: what changed between two dates, and how tall the vegetation is, in files built to feed your engineers' risk ratings or your asset system.
Optical imagery needs daylight and a clear enough sky. If a route sits under cloud for months at a time, tell us when we scope it and we'll say whether radar is the better buy.
Send us the route or the site
Tell us how often you review it. We'll come back with what the archive already holds over it and what new captures would cost.