Virtual property reporting for automatic structure detection
AssigneePictometry International Corp.
InventorsStephen L. Schultz, David Arthur Kennedy, James Smyth
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AssigneePictometry International Corp.
InventorsStephen L. Schultz, David Arthur Kennedy, James Smyth
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A computer system comprises a processor capable of executing processor executable code operably coupled with a non-transitory computer medium storing processor executable code, which when executed by the processor causes the processor to: (a) receive a first signal over a computer network, the first signal indicative of a request for information about a target structure from a user; (b) in response to receiving the first signal, access a database including information about the target structure; and (c) transmit a second signal over the computer network indicative of a virtual property report for the target structure including at least one image of the target structure. The virtual property report may include information about a facet of the target structure facing a street, location of a main entrance of the target structure, location of a secondary entrance of the target structure, location of vehicle access to the target structure.
A computer system comprising at least one processor capable of executing processor executable code operably coupled with a non-transitory computer medium storing processor executable code, which when executed by the at least one processor causes the at least one processor to:
A computer system comprising at least one processor capable of executing processor executable code operably coupled with a non-transitory computer medium storing processor executable code, which when executed by the at least one processor causes the at least one processor to:
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