00s
The early 2000s continued the expansion of Eurosense to Bulgaria and Romania, both still engaging several experts in photogrammetry and LiDAR. Eurosense expanded its product portfolio with three health assessments and thermography projects. Since then, Eurosense combined aerial photo interpretation with ground truthing for tree health assessments for Belgian public authorities. For thermography campaigns, Eurosense acquires images illustrating roof-top heat emission and thus giving municipalities and homeowners an estimation about their rooftop isolation. In 2009, Eurosense executed to date one of the largest thermography campaigns covering the city of Antwerp and 20 surrounding municipalities. By concurrently acquiring night images, Eurosense launched its light mapping product, assessing the light emission, or the lack thereof, in major cities helping public authorities to take safety measures. Next to the new products, Eurosense scaled up with the creating country-wide orthophotos for European countries such as for the Netherlands. In 2007, Eurosense produced the first high resolution (15cm) digital true orthophoto based on a 3D vector model of building: this was for the City of Marseille (France). Also in the 00s, Eurosens executed several World Bank projects, and created the first digital true orthophoto based on a 3D vector model of buildings (in this case for Budapest, Hungary).