Map update

Geographic information is constantly aging. NEO provides data services to bring maps up to standard and keep them there. We signal changes for registrations such as BAG, BGT, WOZ, DAMO but also for many management registers. Or you can use our data services as your basic information. Always up-to-date and reliable.

Work process BAG, BGT and WOZ updating with mutation signals

Images and image processing

Tree base

Automatic change reporting BAG and BGT

Trunk composition BGT

SignalEyes

Map update

FAQ

Knowledge base 

Map update

Environment
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NEO, ESMAP and the World Bank: Solar Energy Transition

NEO has been working with ESMAP, the World Bank together on assessing the technical rooftop solar potential for cities around the world. We are glad to contribute our industrial leading earth observation expertise to a global solution on sustainable energy transition. We are thrilled to see the nice visuals of our results with satellite imagery being featured in the technical report of ESMAP, the World Bank.

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Infrastructure
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Small landscape elements on the map

The unique Dutch landscape is under pressure. This has negative consequences for cultural value, biodiversity and CO2 storage. Ongoing initiatives to strengthen the landscape lack good information on the status of the landscape in the Netherlands .
NEO, in collaboration with the Cooperative Tree Register, therefore launched the landscape elements register.co.uk in early 2023.

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Infrastructure
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The talk of the day: fattening rules ditches

Dutch ditches have been the talk of the day in recent weeks. Because buffer strip width affects the manure placement space on a plot and depends on the ditch type (dry ditch with 1 metre buffer versus 3 metres for an aquifer ditch), map information must be reliable. NEO uses current earth observation data to improve map information of ditches.

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