Before you commit survey money, a permit application, or a dredge to a coastal site, you need to know what you are dealing with: how deep it is, how clean the water is, and what is on the bottom. BottomBee gives you that picture from imagery already overhead, for a fraction of the cost of putting a boat on the water. It is the fast, affordable first look that tells you whether a site is worth a full survey, supports a permit submission, or needs ongoing watching, so you spend survey money only where it is actually needed, instead of paying to survey a whole site to find the one spot that mattered. What you pay for is not the imagery. It is the work that turns raw imagery into a decision: every layer is calibrated against independent depth reference points, processed through our own pipeline, and quality-controlled by an analyst before it reaches you. That is the difference between a pile of satellite tiles and a report you can hand to a regulator or a lender. It is the same engine that first scouted our own oyster lease near St. Augustine, and the archives it draws on cover coastlines across the US, Canada, and Europe, so we run it the same way whether your site is in Florida, British Columbia, or the Adriatic.
Shoreline and water-quality layers covering turbidity, chlorophyll, and CDOM,
Habitat and bottom-type classification,
Pre-dredge reconnaissance with shoal and obstruction overlays,
Full environmental compliance packages with a methods appendix