geoHD reveals up to 2× the detail in your existing imagery — with no new tasking, no re-acquisition costs, and no changes to your current workflows. The all-new geoHD+ pushes this even further, delivering up to 4× the detail from the same imagery, seamlessly within your existing workflows.
At 10 m, a small building is one pixel. A rural road is a smear. A change you needed to detect happened — but you can't confirm it from the image.
Small buildings are a single pixel. Roads blur into surrounding land. Vegetation patches and infrastructure features are unresolvable. Changes are present in the data, but invisible to your analysis.

Roads, buildings, vegetation patches, and infrastructure become mappable. Features that were invisible at 10 m are now clearly delineated — from the same free data you already access.

Sub-structure detail emerges. Individual buildings separate into distinct forms, narrow roads and pathways become traceable, and fine vegetation patterns reveal internal variation.
Commercial high-resolution imagery sets the benchmark for detail. geoHD extends that capability — making high-resolution outputs more accessible and cost-efficient using data already available to you.
geoHD is deployed across government, resources, and emergency management — wherever Sentinel-2 is already in use and sharper answers matter.
Monitor vegetation, land-use change, and infrastructure across large areas — without field crews or expensive commercial imagery.
Delineate access routes, infrastructure, and surface features in remote terrain — without re-tasking or on-site inspection.
See flood inundation, fire extent, and damaged infrastructure clearly from Sentinel-2, when timeliness matters most.
Feed higher-resolution training data into your models — without the cost and complexity of commercial imagery acquisition.
Map urban form, track development, and monitor infrastructure at the detail level that city-scale planning requires.
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