Ground Motion

See where the ground is changing and decide where to look closer.

Monitor relative surface motion across a site or wider area using repeat satellite radar observations, without relying on dense ground instrumentation everywhere.

Why it matters

Useful evidence, organised around the decision.

Find subtle patterns sooner

Screen broad areas consistently for relative motion that can be difficult to recognise through occasional site visits alone.

Prioritise field effort

Use persistent patterns, observation history and quality context to focus inspections and engineering review.

Explain change clearly

Turn maps and time-series evidence into a decision-ready summary with scope, limitations and recommended next steps.

Industry applications

How Ground Motion creates value across different operations.

The monitoring question changes by industry, so the module keeps the asset, operating context and decision at the centre of the project.

Mining & industrial operations

Screen large operational areas, tailings settings, plants and surrounding ground so geotechnical attention can be directed to persistent patterns.

Transport & linear infrastructure

Add repeat, area-wide context along roads, railways and pipelines where continuous ground inspection is difficult and expensive.

Cities, property & utilities

Understand settlement patterns around buildings, developments, buried services and drainage systems across a wider urban setting.

Dams, water & geotechnical assets

Complement instruments and site inspections with repeat observations of embankments, slopes, reservoirs and their surrounding terrain.

How the project works

A simple path from place to report.

1
Choose an area
Search, draw or upload the site boundary that matters to the decision.
2
Build the evidence
Plan repeat observations and review motion alongside coverage and quality context.
3
Act with context
Save the project, compare results over time and issue an analyst-approved report.

Responsible use

Satellite InSAR observes relative motion along the radar line of sight. It supports screening and prioritisation; it does not independently establish cause or confirm structural safety.

Start with your own area