Included with TerraZoner

Scout fields and map damage from the latest clear satellite scene.

Through the growing season, pull up the latest clear Sentinel-2 scene for a field, or put many fields side by side. When flood, hail or drought hits, map the damage once a clear scene follows it.

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Sentinel-2 imagery, the same source behind Composite and Performance Zones. 7-day trial, with a Google Meet demo first if you want one.

A satellite scene of a field mid-season, color ramp and legend visible, wide map view.

Scene checks

See which parts of a field may need a look before you head out.

TerraZoner lists the Sentinel-2 scenes already taken over a field, so you pick from what the satellite caught. It passes about every five days, and cloud can hold a clear view back for weeks.

Thumbnail gallery of Sentinel-2 scenes for a field, capture dates and cloud-cover percentages visible on the cards, wide grid view.

See every scene before you load one.

Each scene is a tile with its capture date, the cloud over the field and a preview. One switch flips every tile to true color, so a hazy or cloud-shadowed date shows up early.

Scene search.
Set a date range and a cloud-cover limit, and every scene that qualifies comes back.
EVI2 or NDVI.
Load a scene as EVI2, the default, or as NDVI. Then classify it into zones to see where the field differs.
Compare Fields.
See field-average NDVI for up to 60 fields at a time, from each field's latest clear image in the past six weeks. Save the table as a PDF or CSV.

Damage estimates

Put a map behind "how many acres did we lose?"

The adjuster is coming and everyone wants a number. Tag a clear image from before the event and one from after it, and TerraZoner maps the estimated loss and builds a PDF report.

Flood / excess water Hail or wind Drought stress

Every acre in clear view gets a severity call.

A field rarely loses evenly. TerraZoner compares vegetation between the two dates and rates each acre from total loss to no apparent loss. Ground hidden by cloud on either date is marked not assessable. The headline acres count moderate loss and worse for flood and hail. For drought they count only severe stress, because a drought map shows stress, not confirmed loss.

Damage severity map on a flood- or hail-affected field, the severity color classes and acres legend visible, wide map view.

A finished damage report PDF cover page showing the damage map and estimated affected acres, tall page view.

A report built for the claim conversation.

Add the owner, the land location and a preparer name, accept the conditions, and download a PDF with the damage map, before and after imagery and the acres in every severity class. It is documentation support for the conversation, not a substitute for a field inspection.

The acres on the report are an estimate from satellite imagery. The adjuster decides what gets accepted, and no insurer is bound by this map. TerraZoner takes no liability for a claim that comes back with a different number.

Flood / excess water.
Maps drowned-out ground and the ring around it where the crop took a setback but the canopy mostly held.
Hail or wind.
Maps canopy loss, from a collapsed stand to a partial setback.
Drought stress.
Maps crop stress between two dates, so it always needs a before image.

Included with membership

One membership covers zoning and In-Season.

Every TerraZoner membership includes In-Season and its satellite imagery, with no per-acre charge.

Same login, same bill.
In-Season is its own app, and it opens with the login you use to zone.
Across the fields you manage.
Pull scenes and run damage estimates all season long.

See the latest clear scene for a field you manage.

Check a scene before the next field visit, or estimate damage once a clear scene follows a storm.

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The trial runs 7 days, with a Google Meet demo first if you want one. The first membership payment has a 30-day refund.