Earth Observation Data with EIMAR
EIMAR — Earth Imaging, Mapping, and Aggregation Retrieval — is an environmental data service that harnesses the power of Earth's constellation of satellites, in-situ measurements, and UAV sensor projects to produce an environmental profile of any area in the United States and its territories. We offer the unique capability to organize this data along property boundaries.
Attributes included
- Land cover
- Forest and canopy height
- Crop type
- Soil properties
- Carbon and biomass
- Wetlands
- Streams and water bodies
- Lake depth
- Flood zones
- Storm surge
- Earthquake shaking
- Hurricanes and tornadoes
- Wildfire hazard
- Fire history
- Solar irradiance
- Climate normals
Geospatial parcel intelligence built on Earth's orbital satellite infrastructure.
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The EIMAR platform
Explore the physical geography of any parcel in the USA.
EIMAR measures every parcel in the US against Ikonen's earth observation data. Use the results the way your work needs them.
Queries
Search parcels by any measured attribute: flood zone, canopy height, soil class, slope and more.
Lists
Export parcel batches that match your specified attributes, with optional skip tracing and owner outreach.
Map service
We offer an interactive web application to explore US parcels by physical attribute.
Parcel maps
A finished map of any parcel with a full physical profile.
Standards
Data from engineers, not AI.
Measurements come from remotely sensed data and in-situ observation. They are processed by EIMAR, technology created and maintained by GISP-certified engineers.
Ikonen prohibits the use of AI for generating data of any kind.
Some of our sources include
NASA MODIS, USGS Landsat, NRCS soil surveys, NOAA, the US Army Corps of Engineers, the US Forest Service, and more.
Compliance
- OWASP ASVS Level 1
- CIS Critical Security Controls, Implementation Group 1
We are open to security audits and additional compliance requests.
Active US Earth Events
Wildfires, floods, storms and earthquakes changing the United States right now, each with its satellite view.
Sources: NASA EONET, USGS, NASA GIBS.
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