Benefit 01
Adds continuous historic context between inspections
Output used
Long-term and recent movement surfaces
Omniterra Pulse · Application 10
Add a site-wide movement history to episodic airfield inspections.
Screen runway edges, aprons, shoulders, access roads, terminal areas, drainage packages, and reclaimed ground for supported movement.
- Starts with
- A site boundary, asset geometry, and review period.
- You receive
- An airfield-wide movement evidence baseline aligned to supplied operational zones and assets.
Product output / application view
Review motion history, acceleration, temporal coherence, coverage, and asset overlap in the same spatial view.
01 / Operational outcome
What improves
Use scarce airside access on the zones with the strongest supported change.
The workflow is organized around one operating question: Which zones show persistent or accelerating movement and deserve survey, pavement, drainage, or geotechnical follow-up?
Benefit 02
Focuses scarce airside access and survey windows
Output used
Airside zone and asset summaries with acceleration flags
Benefit 03
Creates a baseline for rehabilitation and handover
Output used
Review packet and GIS layers for engineering and maintenance
02 / Operational context
Who uses it and when
Start with the operating team, trigger, and decision.
The technical scope starts from the operating moment, available observations, site geometry, time window, and the result the team needs to use.
Teams
Airport operators, airfield engineers, owners, insurers, lenders, and maintenance partners.
Primary users
Engineering director, asset manager, pavement lead, technical advisor, or risk director.
When it applies
Rehabilitation planning, recurring settlement, new loads, drainage works, insurance or lender review, or a handover milestone.
Decision to support
Which zones show persistent or accelerating movement and deserve survey, pavement, drainage, or geotechnical follow-up?
03 / Evidence and deliverables
Configured workflow
An airfield-wide movement evidence baseline aligned to supplied operational zones and assets.
The workflow connects named inputs, spatial processing, technical review, and reusable outputs for a defined site state or review period.
Pulse keeps the radar history, motion products, signal quality, and supplied assets in one reviewable site record.
Output set
What the team receives to support the decision.
01
Long-term and recent movement surfaces
Mapped across the available radar acquisition history for the selected review period.
02
Airside zone and asset summaries with acceleration flags
Calculated over the supplied assets and site geometry for direct comparison.
03
Confidence, observability, and coverage state
Displayed with temporal coherence, observation coverage, and reference-frame metadata.
04
Review packet and GIS layers for engineering and maintenance
Provided in browser, document, and open spatial formats for downstream analysis.
04 / Related use cases
Bring the decision and the site evidence.
Define the record that can support it.
An airfield-wide movement evidence baseline aligned to supplied operational zones and assets.
Send the decision date, site or capture, review period, and the assets or work package under review. We will reply with the required inputs, processing scope, output formats, and next step.
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