05:00Yard state before the first run
12 minMedian revisit
30 cmVehicles counted, not guessed
9Ground stations
Counting beats estimating
At thirty centimetres a trailer is a trailer, not a smudge. Counting what is actually in the yard at five in the morning is a different business from trusting yesterday's manifest.
Water moves too
Inland waterway levels and lock queues change faster than the gauges report them. A pass every twelve minutes is close enough to plan a day around.
What you get
Cloud-optimised GeoTIFF in your bucket, in your region, with sensor, pass time and processing version attached to every tile.
Who is doing this already
Yard state before the truck leaves
Kestrel checks the receiving yard at 05:00 and reroutes the ones that would have queued.
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Port congestion, counted not estimated
Vessel and container counts at 30 cm, refreshed on every pass.
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Inland waterway levels
The Hydra Water Board plans lock schedules on imagery rather than on gauges alone.
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