Evidence Layers

The Data Layers Behind Every Site Assessment
Each layer is a location-anchored dataset (spatial data, point observations, time-series or interpreted findings) that captures one facet of site conditions.

Ground Deformation (InSAR)

Historical ground movement and subsidence context derived from radar satellite analysis and calibrated with proprietary GNSS ground station networks.

Hazard Modelling & Grading

Movement data feeds through KorrAI’s proprietary hazard grading algorithm to classified into risk scores.

Trends & Causal Correlation

Our Agentic platform, TRAIL, identifies and interprets movement patterns with time-series deformation analysis and helps correlate events.

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Water & Drainage Risk

Groundwater recharge, infiltration, and uplift potential derived from hydrologic, soil, slope, and geological layers.

Recharge Analysis

Modeling groundwater recharge rates based on precipitation, soil permeability, and topographic factors.

Infiltration Modeling

Analyzing surface-to-subsurface water movement patterns relevant to saturation and stability.

Uplift Potential

Assessing hydrostatic pressure context and potential for foundation uplift in high water table areas.

Geology & Subsurface

Surface what site surveys miss: probability of underground voids, abandoned mines, pipelines.

Sinkhole & Karst Exposure

Documented sinkholes and dissolution-prone limestone terrain where sudden ground collapse threatens foundations and structures.

Legacy Mining Proximity

Active and abandoned mines where historical extraction creates subsidence zones and potential contamination.

Pipeline Setbacks

Oil and gas pipeline corridors that impose regulatory buffers, special permitting requirements, and safety considerations for construction.

Site Evolution

Decadal cut/fill changes, landform modification, undocumented grading, and earthwork disturbance signals from historical analysis.

Cut/Fill Detection

Analyzing elevation changes over decades to identify areas of significant earth movement and fill placement.

Landform Modification

Tracking changes to natural drainage patterns, slope profiles, and terrain features over time.

Undocumented Grading

Identifying historical earthwork activities that may not appear in official records but impact site stability.

Piling & Foundations

Indicators of soil variability, compressibility, and foundation sensitivity derived from terrain, motion, and geological analysis.

Soil Variability

Identifying lateral and vertical variations in soil composition that affect pile bearing capacity.

Compressibility Analysis

Assessing settlement potential and consolidation characteristics for deep foundation design.

Foundation Sensitivity

Evaluating terrain motion patterns and geological features that impact pile performance.

Natural Catastrophes

Quantifies exposure across 12 perils from seismic activity to wildfire to storm surge with high resolution mapping. Price or plan accurately.

Multi-Peril Risk Scores

Location-specific probability and severity ratings for earthquake, hurricane, tornado, hail, flood, wildfire, etc.

Design Recommendations

Design recommendations through assessment of peak seismic exposure estimates, fault proximity, and liquefaction susceptibility.

Distinguish Dealbreakers

Flood, flash and storm surge depths mapped against FEMA zones, elevation,, and drainage capacity.

Adjacent Exposure

Reveals how surrounding infrastructure, utilities, water systems, and land-use constraints influence site risk, constructibility, insurability, and long-term operational exposure.

Built Infrastructure

Proximity to roads, buildings, and transport corridors indicating access quality, third-party risk, and exposure to operational impacts

Utilities & Critical Networks

Proximity of power, gas, telecom, and water networks affecting construction, service continuity, and business interruption risk

Hydrology & Land-use constraints

Nearby water bodies, wetlands, environmental compliance, and permitting complexity

Development & Demand

Forward-looking signals on regional development, population, and energy demand that contextualize infrastructure stress and future exposure.

Planned and active developments

Nearby industrial, commercial, and data-center projects shaping future congestion and third-party exposure.

Housing Growth Signals

Forecasted demographic trends to reveal demand pressure and asset utilization risk

Grid Stress Indicators

Projected power consumption and generation patterns to highlight resilience concerns and insurability implications.

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