Land held in trust, read from orbit
The field your family has kept for generations, seen clearly today — without booking a flight or trusting it to hearsay.
Satellite screening · not a legal survey · first two reads are free
For those who kept the land from afar
You inherited a parcel you may have never stood on. You don't know if it's farmed or forgotten, flat or falling away, reachable or landlocked — and every answer arrives second-hand. Emanet lets you look for yourself, and finally know.
— a trust kept, an ocean away
How it works
Click it on the map, or enter the İl · İlçe · Mahalle · Ada · Parsel from your title deed.
Satellites and elevation data measure the vegetation, terrain, water and access — no one sets foot on the ground.
One honest, readable verdict — green, amber or red — with a printable PDF you can keep or share with family.
What your report reveals
Each layer says plainly what it sees, and where its certainty ends. No guesswork dressed up as fact.
Years of satellite vegetation data show whether the land is actively worked, lying fallow, or slowly reviving.
Sentinel-2 · NDVISlope, aspect and elevation profiles reveal whether it's buildable flat, gentle farmland, or steep hillside.
Copernicus DEM · terrainThree years of monthly rainfall and its trend — the difference between land that thrives and land that thirsts.
Open-Meteo · rainfallThe nearest village, town and city, the closest airport, and how connected — or how remote — the parcel really is.
OSM · proximityThe measured boundary and area, checked against the cadastre — so the paper and the ground agree.
TKGM · geometryEvery layer folds into one clear signal — green, amber or red — and a PDF marked with a verifiable report ID.
Emanet · verdictHonesty first
Emanet is a screening tool, built to tell you whether a parcel is worth a closer look. It is not a valuation, not a zoning ruling, and never a substitute for the official record.
أمانة — held in trust
One parcel, one clear report. Look at what's yours — today, from wherever you are.
See your land →Two reports free every week · no card to start
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