Introducing Nearmap for Post-catastrophe Response
Post Catastrophe Imagery and AI-derived property damage and condition data unite to help insurers process customer claims more efficiently.
Post Catastrophe Imagery and AI-derived property damage and condition data unite to help insurers process customer claims more efficiently.
Hundreds of thousands of Kiwi businesses in construction, engineering, architecture, utilities, government, and telco that regularly conduct physical site visits will now be able to virtually inspect their work sites and property assets. And, with our historical library of content dating back to January 2017, businesses can also monitor the transforming built environment of urban New Zealand.
With consistently high resolution imagery (6cm GSD) and frequent captures, Nearmap will ensure New Zealand businesses are working with the latest location intelligence. This helps companies save time, reduce costs, increase productivity, and make better informed decisions.
Our footprint includes the cities and towns that are home to 72 percent of New Zealand’s population, with Auckland, Wellington, Hamilton and Christchurch last updated in May.
“Development in New Zealand is set to accelerate, with the KiwiBuild program investing in building 100,000 high quality, affordable homes over 10 years,” said Nearmap EVP Shane Preston. “As the country prepares for its growing population, access to high resolution aerial imagery will be invaluable to all businesses involved at every stage of the building development lifecycle, from planning to construction and management.”
Nearmap CEO Rob Newman added, “Our technology truly transforms the way businesses work. If you’re a construction company that needs to assess a new build site, or a solar panel installer who wants to quote for a job, Nearmap lets you do all of that without having to leave your desk. This allows businesses to redirect time and money to the most important business priorities.”
We can’t wait to see how New Zealand businesses and government organisations will start putting Nearmap to work for them.
Aerial view of Marshland, Christchurch; captured 18 February 2018
