Contribute imagery
Bring thermal and visible imagery from approved training, research, and completed mission workflows into one secure, mission-aware archive.
ProjectSAR gives SAR and emergency-response teams a secure place to contribute mission imagery, organize labels, and grow a trusted contributor network for future rescue intelligence.
For drone pilots, SAR teams, fire departments, researchers, and animal-response organizations.
Contribution queue
Ridge line survey
Thermal + visible / review-ready
Dataset status
Field context
Structured for contributor review and future research workflows.
Illustrative workspace
Built for responsible response
Permission-aware mission sharing
Clear imagery provenance
Human review remains essential
A contributor-led loop
The first release focuses on practical data collaboration: secure intake, guided labeling, and a growing network of people who understand the field.
Bring thermal and visible imagery from approved training, research, and completed mission workflows into one secure, mission-aware archive.
Use structured metadata and AI-assisted labeling tools to prepare useful frames for review without treating suggestions as final decisions.
Build a more useful shared dataset with clear provenance, contributor recognition, and responder-led standards.
The network effect
ProjectSAR is designed to connect people who already care about rescue work: pilots, agencies, researchers, and specialized response organizations.
Document your work, build a credible contribution history, and help define better rescue-data standards.
Establish an imagery workflow that respects permissions, operational context, and the people behind every mission.
Participate in a specialized dataset effort shaped by real rescue and emergency-response use cases.
Early agency access
We're inviting early teams to help define access controls, labeling standards, and the mission imagery workflows that matter most. ProjectSAR is not an emergency dispatch service and does not replace incident command.