Sharpen-up parcel and title decisions
The Dye & Durham Terrain platform now integrates with Nearmap to provide high-resolution aerial imagery in the Terrain workspace.
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Give your parcel and title workflows the high-resolution visual data edge
Dye & Durham Terrain can now seamlessly integrate with Nearmap to provide high-resolution Nearmap aerial imagery in the Terrain ecosystem.
If you have a Nearmap subscription, you can enable this integration in Terrain to see the latest Nearmap content without having to change screens or programs.
- Stay working within Terrain for all your spatial workflow and imagery needs
- Access up-to-date high resolution property layers
- Search bulk titles, streamline surveying field planning
- Maximise your technology investment by using your existing Nearmap subscription
About Terrain
The Dye & Durham Terrain platform is an intuitive cloud-based map-based property information platform designed for businesses in the surveying, property planning, infrastructure, utilities and renewable energy industries.
The platform improves efficiency by integrating multiple data layers with map-based search functionality to visualise multiple land parcels and access land registry information.
Key features of Terrain:
▸ Map-based property information search
▸ Bulk title search and ordering
▸ Title / plan alerts and monitoring
▸ Integrated high resolution aerial imagery
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Learn more about Nearmap
Nearmap captures new content at frequent intervals throughout the year, covering 95% of Australia’s population, up to 6 times a year in metropolitan areas.
Aircraft + pilot
Nearmap imagery is captured solely by piloted turbo-prop aircraft (including the Cessna 310, and Vulcanair 68) which fly in a crosshatch pattern at altitudes between 6,000ft and 20,000ft.
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Why altitude matters
Flying fixed-wing aircraft of this type allows for fast, detailed data capture over wide areas of land. The unique camera technology – Nearmap’s Australian-designed and built HyperCamera 3 –obtains a depth of clarity that reveals details down to a scale of 5.5cm–7.5cm Ground Sampling Distance (GSD).
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What is GSD?
Ground Sampling Distance/GSD is the area on the ground represented by each pixel in a digital image. The smaller the pixel area, the more detail visible. Nearmap imagery is 5.5cm–7.5cm GSD (satellite imagery can be 30cm).
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Single-view platform
By integrating Nearmap into the Terrain ecosystem, you can access up-to-date property layers and spatial workflows like bulk titles for surveying and field planning all in once view.
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Time-slider historic views
Using the time slider to compare different survey dates side by side identifies any changes, and confirms the actual historical condition and status of sites and properties – including vegetation, surfaces, and surrounding features. Previous Nearmap surveys are accessible in a back catalogue of surveys back to 2007.
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Delivering results
Property planning professionals such as surveyors, asset managers, utility providers, infrastructure developers and energy suppliers can gain a precise, detailed picture of land parcels and properties to reach decisions faster, and with more certainty in the accuracy.
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See it in action
Get a demo and we'll show how you can gain a precise and up-to-date picture of land parcels, make more informed decisions, and optimise spatial workflows with with Dye and Durham Terrain and higher-resolution content from Nearmap.
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