Our core product offering is the Global Events Observer (GEO) platform, which was developed using co-funding from the European Space Agency’s Business Applications programme. Since its launch in August 2021, GEO has proven to be one of the most reliable and innovative technology platforms within the event response space.
It has considerably amplified our ability to collect and analyse highly accurate,
geotagged external data from a huge range of space and ground sources.
WE PROVIDE VALUE FOR
Delivering actionable intelligence to exposure and claims teams assists them in making informed and accelerated decisions, ultimately increasing the speed of recovery and improving client satisfaction.
Request Demo BrokersHarnessing real-time data offers valuable insights into the impact of non-modelled events, further deepening clients’ understanding of the effects of catastrophic events.
Request Demo Loss AdjustersProviding rapid intelligence in the immediate aftermath on an event allows for effective allocation of resources and accelerated damage assessment of sites which could otherwise be inaccessible for weeks.
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GLOBAL COVERAGE OF ALL PERILS
DATA FROM SPACE, AIR, AND GROUND INTO ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE
Multispectral satellite imagery offers remote assessment of damage through pre and post event comparison, tracks areas of flooding to aid in determining causation, and maps effects of heat damage without the need for clear skies.
High resolution aerial imagery, obtained from highly reliable data providers and reviewed by NATO trained intelligence analysts, can be used to detect damage across multiple perils.
Ultra high-resolution drone imagery is obtained by highly reliable contractors, who can be deployed at specific times to specific areas.
Vehicles fitted with ultra high-resolution cameras can be deployed to specified sites to rapidly collect ground-based imagery post event.