The universal geospatial model
Point Locamage at imagery from any satellite, plane or drone and ask your question the way you'd ask a colleague. It looks at the ground and tells you what's there.
Reads opticalradarhyperspectralelevationrevisits
Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2024 · USDA NASS Cropland Data LayerQuestion
Where does each field end?
One October pass, every field traced. Harvested or still standing, each outline follows where the crop actually stops rather than the survey grid, and it carries over to the next pass.
20222012USDA NAIPWhat it does
Mapping, crop checks, search, change over time and measurement. It's the same model every time, whatever took the picture.
FAZO Institute, CC BY 4.0 · OpenEarthMap labels01 · Map
Every rooftop, road, field and pond gets labeled and measured, so you can check it against a permit or an insurance claim.
Land cover · Buildings · Roads
Land NRW, dl-de/by-2-0 · OpenEarthMap labels02 · Monitor
It looks at every field the way an agronomist would, all of them, every week. You hear about stressed or patchy crops while there's still time to do something.
Crops · Forests · Water
AIGEO Center, CC BY 4.0 · OpenEarthMap labels03 · Find
Tell it what you're looking for, whether that's ponds, solar panels or new construction. It checks every acre and marks what it finds.
Water · Solar · Construction
USDA NAIP 2012 and 202204 · Compare
Give it two dates, or your whole archive, and it outlines what really changed. Clouds and shadows don't count.
Two dates · Whole archive
Land NRW, dl-de/by-2-0 · OpenEarthMap labels05 · Measure
Some questions need a number. You get the number, along with the map it came from.
Acres · Biomass · Extent
The model
No single sensor sees everything. Locamage reads them all together and sums up each spot on Earth in one embedding, a compact description that holds everything they saw.
Aerial
Sharp enough to count cars, but only flown every few years.
Optical
Sees what you would see, until a cloud rolls in.
Multispectral
Picks up the infrared light that shows how plants and water are doing.
Thermal
Feels the heat coming off slopes, roofs and roads.
Radar
Sees through cloud, smoke and the dark.
Elevation
Knows the hills from the hollows.
One summary of each spot
Each sensor fills in what the others miss.
What the model knows about the circled spot in Jackson, Wyoming
USDA NAIP · Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2023 · Landsat and 3DEP courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey · © ESA WorldCover project 2021
It learned from the whole planet, so places nobody has surveyed get the same care as the ones everybody has.
Show it a few examples of what you care about and it finds the rest, labeled your way.
The imagery you already pay to store becomes a searchable history of every acre.
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Tell us what imagery you have and what you need to know. We'll tell you honestly whether Locamage can help.
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