Spexi Documentation
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  • Introduction
    • The Spexi Network
    • Why Does Spexi Exist?
  • Network Overview
    • Spexigons
    • FLY TO EARN
    • Pilot Eligibility
    • Compatible Drones
    • Explorer & Imagery Uploader
    • Mobile App
    • Spexigon Reservations
    • Pilot Ratings
    • Spexigon Coverage & Types
    • Proof of Capture
    • Safety
  • Pilot Onboarding
    • Introduction & Account Setup
    • Flying & Capturing Spexigons
    • Submitting Imagery for Rewards
    • Drone Safety & Best Practices
  • Rewards
    • Cash + Reputation Points (RPs)
  • Roadmap
    • Launch Plan Overview
    • Phase 1 - Internal Alpha (complete)
    • Phase 2 - Trusted User Alpha (complete)
    • Phase 3 - Private Beta Testnet (complete)
    • Phase 4 - Public Beta Testnet (current)
    • Phase 5 - Mainnet
  • Aerial Imagery & Data Products
    • Quality & Recency
    • Coverage & Capture Frequency
    • Use Cases
    • Imagery Viewer
    • Imagery API
    • How to Purchase Imagery
  • Resources
    • FAQs
    • Pilot Links
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Coverage & Capture Frequency

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Last updated 7 months ago

Spexigons will cover areas of Earth where demand exists, and where there is sufficient access + availability of drones.

There are four types of Spexigons:

  1. Valuable: These Spexigons will cover the entirety of an open region.

Where - Areas within an open region for capture

Refresh Rates - Spexigons with more demand will be refreshed more frequently

a) Standard refresh rates: Up to 4x per year

b) On-demand refresh rates: Up to 1x per day (depending on customer needs)

  1. Reserved: These Spexigons have been reserved by pilots that wish to capture them based on their preference. Reservations are only available to pilots with good reputation scores. Pilots who do not capture their reserved Spexigons within the allotted amount of time will de deducted reputation score.

Where - Areas within an open region for capture

  1. Locked: These Spexigons have recently been successfully captured by a pilot who uploaded verified imagery.

  2. Awaiting Submission: These Spexigons have recently been captured by a pilot, but are still awaiting verified imagery to be uploaded.