With today’s budget uncertainty, we understand local government agencies are under pressure to conduct their monitoring and assessment work efficiently under greater resource constraints. Fortunately, remote monitoring tools and public data sources can help empower greater insights and can save agencies hundreds of hours of in-field time.

State and local government agencies are tasked with a range of land management responsibilities that can include ensuring compliance with conservation easements, managing public parks and other public lands, monitoring building changes for permits and tax assessment, understanding risk and managing natural disaster response, and much more.

View the webinar where we introduce ways government agencies can leverage publicly available satellite imagery, as well as supplemental high-resolution commercial data to capture insights, analyze property changes over time, and generate reports. 

Viewers learned:

• How to access aerial imagery with no minimum spend
• How to efficiently track changes, set up automated change detection alerts, and generate reports
• Three common use cases for government remote land monitoring include:
  • Conservation easement monitoring
  • Public park and open space management
  • Building permitting and tax assessment