Gray Sky: Tornadoes in Arkansas and Missouri

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Additional Imagery Published

Tuesday, March 18

Yesterday, our crew captured additional aerial imagery of tornado-damaged areas in Rolla and Villa Ridge, Missouri. This imagery is now available in the Vexcel Platform.

Imagery & Damage Assessments Now Available

Monday, March 17

High-resolution ortho and multispectral imagery and property-level damage assessments from the recent tornado damage in Missouri and Arkansas have been published on the Vexcel Platform and select partner sites.

Five areas have been published, focusing on wind-damaged properties. Government agencies, emergency managers, insurers, and utilities can access this data to support tornado response, recovery, and assessment efforts.

Before are some samples from the Gray Sky collections as well as before and after imagery.

Imagery Collected

Sunday, March 16

Multiple tornadoes swept through the Midwest and South over the weekend, producing severe and catastrophic winds of up to 165 mph (266 km/h), according to the National Weather Service.

Our Gray Sky team monitored these storms, analyzed storm paths and early damage reports, and quickly activated a flight team today to complete aerial imagery collections in five locations with a high density of property damage.

These areas include:

Cave City, AR
Poplar Bluff, MO
Villa Ridge, MO
Bakersfield, MO
Rolla, MO

High-resolution aerial imagery is now being processed and prepared for the Vexcel Platform. This includes 10cm ortho and multispectral imagery, along with property-level damage reports, which will be published as soon as they become available.

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Gray Sky: Tornadoes in Arkansas and Missouri

Additional Imagery Published

Imagery & Damage Assessments Now Available

Imagery Collected

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