Roof tarp
Observed temporary protective covering on a roof, usually post-damage; permanent patching is represented separately as roof_patch.
Sources that carry it
4 sourcesCommercial AI Packs and preprocessed property-feature data available in MapBrowser, by AI Feature and Rollup APIs, and through licensed offline exports. The API supports distributed buyer-selected property AOIs, address geocoding, date filters, real-time retrieval, bulk mode, and flat single-row Rollup CSV/JSON output. GeoJSON feature arrays and geometries remain in Source prose; proposed output Features are only exact scalar columns from the officially linked Gen 6 flat Rollup data dictionary.
Standing catastrophe-intelligence subscription providing post-disaster survey imagery and optional AI damage classification/detection modules. The current system identifies properties in event zones, supplies high-resolution post-cat imagery, and describes FEMA five-tier classifications and detections such as structural roof damage, exposed deck, and tarps. Legal terms provide term-based access after qualifying wildfire, hurricane, or tornado events and permit ImpactResponse AI through Transactional Content API, AI Feature API, or licensed offline vector delivery. Survey capture is discretionary and weather/airspace dependent; no event is guaranteed. No exact flat scalar damage schema was found, so this Source has zero Features.
Commercial, non-contributory Elements product providing precomputed structured property- and building-level attributes derived from Vexcel aerial imagery. Current official material documents more than 40 marketed attribute families and a much broader public API schema, with each result tied to source imagery, exact location, imagery date, collection/image metadata, and machine-learning model version. Coverage is the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Delivery includes authenticated Property and Structure REST APIs, licensed data files, property PDF reports, partner sites, and Vexcel Platform surfaces. Property, Structure, report, file, Viewer, and partner delivery are one contracted Source, not separate Sources. Roadways, Custom Elements, raw imagery, and Damage Assessment are excluded.
Commercial, non-contributory Elements product that automatically analyzes post-disaster Gray Sky imagery and returns event-scoped, property/building-attributed damage records together with available pre-catastrophe attributes. The separate Damage API offers coverage, event, extract, tile, count, and PDF-report services; official documentation says assessments are generally generated within 24 hours after Gray Sky imagery publication. Exact outputs include post-catastrophe collection/event, capture date, image id, camera technology, GSD, orientation source, model version, roof debris/missing-material/structural-damage/tarp percentages, solar-panel and water-heater damage detections, and approximate FEMA classification. Availability is limited to properties inside qualifying post-disaster Gray Sky collections; it is not a causation opinion or a claim-specific commissioned report.
Questions it helps answer
Need Roof tarp at scale?
We compare every source that carries it on your own records — fill rate, freshness, definition — and bring the winner into production for you.