Captured over the historic city of Münster, Germany, this aerial dataset reaches an extraordinary 2-centimetre ground resolution — fine enough to read individual road markings, kerb details and roof features across a whole city. It is not just a collection of images but a foundational layer for innovation, with pixel-level accuracy that empowers a range of industries.
A digital twin in exquisite detail
For urban planners and municipal authorities, the dataset is effectively a digital twin of the city — precise analysis of land use, infrastructure density and public-space utilisation, with building footprints mapped and monitored down to the centimetre.
Training the next generation of AI
The automotive and transport sectors gain an invaluable resource for training and validating autonomous-driving algorithms: at this resolution, cars, buses, road markings and street furniture can be identified and classified with confidence.
Granular environmental insight
Environmental scientists can distinguish grass, shrubs, forest and bareland with extreme precision — supporting vegetation-health monitoring, urban heat-island studies and detailed ecological assessment. At 2 cm, the imagery is not just a picture but a measurement surface.
