AI-powered pipeline corridor scanning and encroachment detection. Draw a route, click scan, get a professional risk report with every building identified — in minutes, not weeks.
Real results from AfriScan — AI detection on satellite and drone imagery across Mozambique.
AI DETECTION — LIVE
6 buildings identified along a pipeline corridor with buffer zone overlays. Each structure labelled with a unique ID, GPS coordinates, and distance to pipeline — ready for the risk report.
Across Africa, communities encroach on pipeline corridors, mining concessions, powerline routes, and telecom sites. By the time you find out, it's a legal dispute, a safety risk, or a multi-million dollar relocation.
New buildings, settlements, and farming creep into your corridor or concession. Without continuous monitoring, encroachment goes undetected until it's too late to act.
Undetected land use changes lead to compensation claims, legal battles, and project delays. Early detection saves millions in relocation and litigation costs.
People living or farming near pipelines, powerlines, and mine sites face real danger. Regulators hold you accountable for what happens in your corridor.
Land encroachment threatens every major infrastructure sector in Africa. AfriScan provides continuous monitoring tailored to each.
Monitor pipeline corridors and right-of-way for new settlements, farming encroachment, and unauthorised activity. Protect operational and planned routes with live change detection.
Track community encroachment on concession boundaries, monitor artisanal mining activity, and detect settlement expansion near tailings dams and haul roads.
Detect structures and farming under transmission lines, monitor vegetation encroachment on powerline corridors, and flag buildings in exclusion zones.
Monitor cell tower sites and fibre routes for land use changes. Track settlement growth around infrastructure for coverage planning and site security.
Live satellite and drone intelligence over your infrastructure — see encroachment before it becomes a problem, not after.
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