Question for Nearmap users, page-10

Hi Mitchy,
My understanding is that they focus on areas likely to continue experiencing growth. ie cities and coastal region growth areas.
However, I know there has been several locations in regional areas mapped purely driven by resource and mining work, which may have that opportunity.
The growth areas are mapped on a continuous basis on the understanding that enough user will need it, across various sectors making capture per sq km significantly cheaper due to the usage.

In terms of the data limits from other comments, this is one area that Eagleview (previously spookfish) heavily marketed a service with no data limits. The business model was on track to deliver the same services including 3d mesh which Nearmap had already managed to put to market.

no data limits would be extremely appealing from my point of view having used Nearmap services heavily in the civil engineering sector