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Photo, Spatial, and Sensing. Each one is separate. You can use one, or more than one.

Skycat Sensing: So Kong Po pitch NDVI with zone score, trend, and flights listed

Skycat Sensing

Skycat Sensing

Condition surveys on the same map, flight after flight.

Turf and racecourse monitoring with Skycat Sensing

The same place over time

The same place is kept, flight after flight. You can see this visit against the ones that came before it.

Readings on one map

Vegetation, heat, and other readings sit on the same map. You switch between them instead of opening a separate report for each.

See what is changing

See what has been changing, not only what a single visit showed. A problem that has been building is easier to spot than a one-off snapshot.

Zone by zone

Look at the part that changed, not one number for the whole place. A weak corner does not disappear into an average.

Who can open it

The work stays with the people it belongs to. You can see who had access, and the record stays with the organisation.

A page for the visit

When you need to hand a visit on, there is a short page for that flight. The map and the history stay behind it, ready for the next look.

Supported files

The map is drawn from a GeoTIFF for vegetation, colour, thermal, and water stress. Zones are GeoJSON. The numbers for each zone are a CSV. If you fly it yourself, you can drop JPEG, PNG, DNG, or TIFF. Those photos stay off the map until they have been processed.

Pricing

Sensing Enterprise Solution

Skycat flies each survey. Your organisation opens the result.

  • ✓Skycat flies and processes each survey
  • ✓Zone by zone, flight over flight
  • ✓Vegetation, thermal, and other multispectral indices on the same map
  • ✓Map layers are GeoTIFF. Zones are GeoJSON. Zone numbers are CSV
  • ✓Your own photos: JPEG, PNG, DNG, or TIFF, shown after processing
  • ✓A trend across flights, not a one-off report
  • ✓Your organisation only, with a record of access