Highlight the invisible with Near-Infrared maps
Expand your property intelligence into the fourth band of aerial imagery with near-infrared for enhanced decision making and analytics.)
View what’s hidden
Manage vegetation
Monitor change
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Gain insights beyond the visual spectrum
Nearmap Near-Infrared enables geospatial insights such as Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), Fire Risk, Chlorophyll Index, and False Color Imagery.
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Conduct better-informed fire risk assessments
Leverage intelligent vegetation, soil, and moisture detection details with NIR to reveal otherwise hidden details that will help produce more accurate fire risk calculations.
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Monitor assets and infrastructure
Keep up to date with annually refreshed insights for environmental conditions as well as the health of vegetation corridors, and ground surface leaks around utility networks and assets.
“Nearmap gives us high-resolution imagery 2-3 times a year, it decreases our costs, and reduces our effort to get [drone survey] approvals. It increases our efficiency, which is what we're about here at Walbridge.”
John Jurewicz, Director of Innovation, Walbridge
“3D data and aerial imagery help us get the most information we need for a project without ever having to go on-site. I can see things that previously required lots of time in the field to understand. It's a much better way of working.”
Justin Racelis, Civil Engineer and BIM Specialist, Stantec
“Every team within our Community Development Department—which includes Community Enhancement and Safety, Public Works, Engineering, Building and Safety, Planning—all use Nearmap on a daily basis.”
Miguel Ramirez-Cornejo, Economic Development Senior Management Analyst, City of Eastvale
“We use Nearmap proactively by using passive data and the frequency of the imagery provided throughout the year to plan for our city.”
Kevin Stehle, Business Systems Analyst
What can you do with NIR?
Government
Monitor local area natural resources, vegetation health, and land degradation to boost conservation efforts and manage land sustainably.
Emergency
Enable more accurate assessments of disaster-affected areas, assisting responders and streamlining rescue operations.
Energy assets
Minimize downtime and improve network reliability by monitoring utility structures and corridors. Understand vegetation condition and growth patterns.
Water resources
Monitor vegetation health around water bodies and reservoirs, including farm dams, to assess condition and keep track of water-level and moisture changes.
City planning
Uncover hidden insights to identify potential areas for development or conservation, tree classification, and analysis of pervious versus impervious surfaces.
AECO
Enable project managers to monitor sites, track progress, identify encroachment, and ensure compliance with vegetation coverage targets.