Portfolio monitoring
Register a book of assets once. For each asset the dashboard pulls the latest flood extent, burnt area, forest cover change and asset status records over its ground, and puts the assets that changed at the top.
For portfolio and risk managers at insurers and lenders, and the analytics lead who needs one list for the whole book.
- Reads
- Flood, fire, forest and asset records
- Area
- Up to 5,000 km²
- Delivered as
- Dashboard, PDF, map layers
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- The register of assets as GeoJSON or a zipped shapefile
- How recent a record must be to count: 30, 90 or 180 days
You receive
- A portfolio dashboard with a map, a table and each asset’s read history
- A status layer: change read, no change, or not yet evaluable
- A portfolio PDF with summary counts and one row per asset
- A webhook when a run finishes
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
- 01
The dashboard reads the records the other products have made over each asset, so every status points back to a dated document.
- 02
An asset with no recent record is marked not yet evaluable, never no change.
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