Mining / infrastructure / major projects

Understand what changed across the whole project.

From a mine footprint to the route to market, bring the physical context, visible change and critical unknowns into one sourced decision brief.

One question first · Evidence availability checked before final scope · No imagery purchase without approval

Illustrative aerial terrain view of a mine-to-market route
Illustrative route visual. A live brief uses dated, sourced scenes and clearly states their limits.

The decision questions

What your team needs to know.

  1. 01What visible activity or land change can we verify—and over which dates?
  2. 02Where might access, infrastructure, water or environmental context affect the plan?
  3. 03What evidence is missing before a board, funder or operator can rely on this view?
  4. 04Would paid high-resolution imagery actually improve this decision?

What we deliver

Useful evidence, in a form people can act on.

We separate observed facts, reasonable interpretation and unknowns. Specialist advice is commissioned where the decision requires it.

Dated change plates

Before-and-after or time-series visuals with scene IDs, capture dates, resolution and a source ledger.

Project context

Mapped access, corridors, neighbouring uses and available environmental or infrastructure layers—each labelled by confidence.

Decision brief

Plain-English findings, material unknowns, next checks and a concise visual narrative for your decision-makers.

The right imagery for the question

Open data first. Higher resolution only when it changes the answer.

Public satellite data can show broad-area change, not parcel-level certainty. If archive or tasked imagery is needed, we check scene availability, capture date, resolution, cost and distribution rights before you approve it. We will say when no suitable scene exists.

Start with the decision

Tell us the area, question and deadline.