For the people who move first after a disaster.
The same satellite analysis serves local government, insurers and loss adjusters, and farm cooperatives, each in their own way.
Who
Who uses it, for what
Local government
County farm offices
Narrow down damaged fields right after a disaster and order the field checks.
Insurance
Crop insurers and loss adjusters
Use survey points and damage maps to plan routes and cut samples.
Cooperatives
NongHyup and farm corporations
Watch members’ fields with growth screening and compare at once when disaster hits.
Disaster type
By disaster type
Typhoon, heavy rain, drought, hail and cold each use different satellites and indices.
At a glance
Features by user
| User | Main features | What they get |
|---|---|---|
| County farm offices | Disaster analysis, radar floods, damage map | First picture of the damage, survey order |
| Crop insurers and loss adjusters | Survey points, draft report, CSV/GeoJSON | Routes, controls, organised evidence |
| NongHyup and farm corporations | Growth screening, early warnings, growth reports | Everyday record, before/after comparison |
Work with us
See your county’s fields from orbit, before the next storm.
We start with a satellite screening of your area from public data, then compare the results with your own field survey records. No equipment goes in the field.