Sample result
Confidence: high
How it works
Six simple steps from a map click to a clear picture of ground risk.
Pick a place
Click the map or draw an area — a plot, a town edge, or a hillside you care about.
Gather Earth pictures
We pull satellite views, elevation, and deep-ground signals for that place automatically.
Read the land clues
Slope, moisture, green cover, and other clues are measured for every small patch of ground.
Stack everything together
All those clues line up into one clear picture of the land — ready for the model.
Score the risk
The model estimates landslide, sinkhole, and settling chances in plain language.
Share the answer
Get a map and summary you can take to a meeting, a plan review, or a neighbor.
What powers each check
For developers
Plug ground-risk checks into planning, GIS, or insurance tools with the SSRI API.
- POST /v1/assessments — submit an area and receive a job ID
- GET /v1/assessments/{id} — check status and get outputs
- GET /v1/hazard?lat={lat}&lon={lon} — quick point risk query
- GET /v1/layers/{id}/geotiff — download map layers
What is SSRI?
SSRI looks at hills, soil, and satellite views of the land, then turns them into a simple risk picture — so you can see where ground may slide, sink, or settle before you build.