In a statement, EagleView says the platform includes the capability to leverage its library spanning multiple decades and 20 million-plus square miles of geospatial images and data captured using EagleView’s technology. This native access to a multi-decade imagery database includes high-precision aerial captures of properties and rural and city landscapes (including bridges, roads, powerlines and other features), which EagleView says strategic partners can then use machine learning tools to extract unique data.  

The EagleView Platform offers strategic enterprise customers and partners the capabilities to both identify and extract features of the natural and built environment of residential and commercial property, as well as assets and infrastructure. These next-generation capabilities combine imagery, machine learning, and change analytics. The vertically integrated platform includes the capability for image storage, image processing, feature identification, and extraction of new geospatial data insights. 

With the EagleView Platform, strategic customers and partners can utilize:

• A 20-plus year historical database of proprietary aerial and drone imagery, covering 94% of the North American population, 20 million-plus square miles of visual records, and the majority of U.S. counties.  
• Geospatial information captured to ensure geolocation accuracy, geometric quality, and photometric quality. 
• High-resolution ortho and oblique imagery that allows for feature identification, extraction, and change comparison. 
• Multi-source cloud imagery storage including drone, aerial and other technologies. 

“EagleView Platform offers game-changing innovation and speed. Our customers, which consists of landscape architects and designers, will now be able to optimize their design processes as well as provide innovative proposals” said Noah Nehlich, founder of Structure Studios. “We are excited to partner with EagleView to give our customers a competitive edge.”