- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Geospatial raster and point time-series — InSAR line-of-sight displacement measurements with millimetre precision, persisted as a national continuously updated database, plus derived tabular risk scores per network location and raster risk maps rendered into an interactive visualisation platform
- Volume
- A nationwide coverage claim implies the UK's roughly 300,000+ km of water mains sit under the movement layer, with persistent-scatterer InSAR typically resolving hundreds of thousands to millions of measurement points per urban area across a multi-year revisit history. Correlated burst records span three of the UK's largest water companies — plausibly tens of thousands of failure events — giving a paired hazard corpus of substantial size
- Users
- N/A — B2B geospatial data and analytics service, no registered-user base. Contract footprint: three of the largest UK water companies as project participants (Severn Trent Water, Northumbrian Water, Yorkshire Water) alongside engineering consultancy Arcadis as visualisation and delivery partner
- History
- not stated
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — staged progression from funded feasibility study to awarded demonstration project, a live partner roster of three major utilities plus Arcadis, and a continually updated national database implying ongoing acquisition and processing rather than a static archive
- Launched
- ~2020 (company record shows a 2020-vintage organisation entry, consistent with ~£2m revenue and 17 employees); DRIPIN specifically progressed from a completed feasibility study into a demonstration-phase ESA contract award, placing that product line around 2023-2024
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated