Get the most from satellite monitoring: good boundaries, the right refresh and tuned detections.
Keep your site tight around what you actually care about. A boundary that hugs a facility produces sharper detections than one that includes half the surrounding town. For large areas like districts, consider several smaller sites instead of one giant one; alerts become far more meaningful.
Refresh is how often new imagery is processed for a site. Faster refresh suits fast moving situations such as active construction or port activity. Slower refresh suits gradual change such as land use or environmental shift, and costs less. You can change a site's refresh at any time as a situation develops.
Every site has a timeline of imagery and detections. Drag the comparison slider between any two dates to see exactly what changed. The timeline is also where you confirm a detection before it goes into a case or report.
When you create a site, GEOSY can backfill historical imagery where available, so you start with context rather than a blank page. Enable this in the site settings.
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