Find the change that matters in years of satellite imagery.

AIADS compares every new image with the history of the same place. It learns what normal change looks like there, and flags only the changes that aren’t, so your analysts start where the activity is.

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Six satellite images of the same Houston site stacked in time, the newest overlaid with a red anomaly heat map

Construction and land clearing near Houston, Texas: four earlier images give AIADS the context to judge the newest one.

From raw imagery to a short list of places worth a look

Any imagery in

Optical, multispectral and SAR imagery from satellites or drones, at any resolution. AIADS aligns each new image with the archive before comparing.

Unusual change only

Seasons, shadows and traffic are normal. New roads, cleared land, digging and construction are not. AIADS separates the two automatically.

Alerts your team can act on

Anomaly files and notifications fit into the tools your analysts already use.

What AIADS has found

A few of the anomalies flagged for customers and partners. Red marks show where the change was detected.

Satellite image with red anomaly marks along a hillside road — Tunnel digging at the Israel–Lebanon border

Desert compound with a red anomaly outline — Smuggling activity at the Yemen–Oman border

Forest with a cleared area marked by a yellow box — Deforestation in Romania

“Simularity’s AIADS can quickly examine vast areas, pointing out the unusual changes so that expert imagery and geospatial intelligence analysts can focus on the areas of change and provide detailed analysis of the changes. Simularity’s software does the lion’s share of monitoring vast areas. When unusual changes are found, AllSource’s experts are able to quickly examine and determine the nature of those changes.”

Chuck Herring, CEO, AllSource Analysis