Regrid has announced to launch of their new enhanced location context product — Regrid Nationwide Parcel Data Premium Schema + Matched Building Footprints.
Regrid’s new Parcels + Footprints product matches and pre-joins more than 156 million building footprint geometries to their nationwide parcel records (over 150 million parcels) and geometries, covering 99% of the American population and is delivered as one combined product via bulk-delivered files and enterprise-grade API.
This is a first in the industry where these two location contexts and spatial datasets have been matched and pre-joined as one single parcel data solution, at a price unparalleled. Regrid’s philosophy has always been quality data at superior economics, and it holds true for their Parcels + Footprints product.
“Land parcels and building footprints are fundamental to shaping location intelligence and making sense of the American landscape inhabited by 333 million people and growing. Regrid now delivers our parcel data pre-joined with building geometries as a combined solution, nationwide, with superior quality, ease-of-use, and economics, providing a new foundation for all serious spatial apps and analysis. The next evolution of spatial data is matching public record facts about land with newly derived data in an approachable format. In EarthDefine we found a partner that shares this vision and approach to the market, and you can expect to see more of this from us,” Regrid CEO Jerry Paffendorf was quoted as saying.
Regrid also joined hands with a leading geospatial data provider i.e. EarthDefine to build this enhanced product. EarthDefine uses advanced AI and computer vision to derive building footprints from aerial imagery and Lidar.
“At EarthDefine, we are keenly aware that high costs and integration challenges can limit geospatial data adoption. The Regrid team shares that understanding, and our partnership is committed to creating the next generation of data solutions that can help users map, analyze and understand spatial relationships across the US. The parcel+building footprints data offering creates the richest baseline data infrastructure for property metrics, and we hope to build on this to deliver other AI-powered ground cover data in the future,” EarthDefine’s CEO Vikalpa Jetly was quoted as saying.
