Municipality of Amersfoort, in cooperation with NEO, will be one of the first municipalities in the Netherlands to apply automatic mutation detection for the BAG and WOZ based on satellite data. We are very excited to enter into this project together and look forward to a good innovative cooperation!
In the pilot phase, smart algorithms and our innovative working process will classify an object three times BGT and check for mutations from satellite images (Superview, resolution: 0.5mx0.5m). On the 2020 aerial image, the mutations found will be validated. After this, it will be possible to provide an update on the geo-objects 6 times a year and implement the mutations in the interested geo-registrations (BGT-BAG-WOZ).
The mutations are offered as work instructions, a call-to-action, where the specific action is included in the mutation signal to correctly place the geo-objects back in the map. By using our methodology, the municipality is aware of changes in the physical world sooner. Our work instructions allow it to determine more quickly and efficiently what needs to be updated. This ensures highly up-to-date geo-files that benefit all municipal users.
Are you also interested in automatic mutation detection or would you like more information? Then please contact NEO (info@neo.nl) or Jurriën Beck (jurrien.beck@neo.nl).