What is a satellite scan in VeldScan?

You draw a zone on the map and VeldScan processes real remote-sensing layers for that parcel — vegetation stress, radar texture, thermal contrast, and relief — then ranks candidate anomalies for field checks.

Can a satellite scan see underground treasure?

No. Satellites measure surface and near-surface effects. VeldScan reports candidate anomalies, not proof of buried metal or rooms. Confirm on site with a detector, GPR, or magnetometer.

Satellite scan for real field decisions

VeldScan is a satellite scan app for Android: draw a plot, run the scan, and get ranked ground-anomaly candidates from cooperating remote-sensing layers — before you walk the field.

Open on Google Play How VeldScan works

What a satellite scan actually measures

Orbit sensors do not X-ray the soil. A useful satellite scan looks for surface signatures that buried structures or soil change can leave: vegetation stress, moisture contrast, radar roughness, thermal difference, and micro-relief.

Vegetation / multispectral — crop marks and soil exposure patterns
Radar — surface texture even under cloud
Thermal — local warm/cool patches vs neighbours
Relief — slope and micro-terrain context
Metal / mineral (SWIR) — spectral alteration candidates for detector checks

Who uses satellite scanning with VeldScan

Prospectors narrowing hectares before metal-detecting
Field surveyors who want an honest priority map, not a treasure promise

How to run a scan

Install VeldScan from Google Play and sign in.
Draw a zone (about 10×10 m up to 120×120 m).
Spend one credit and wait while the server pulls and fuses the layers (usually 1–2 minutes).
Review pins and reports, then verify on site with your own instruments.

Honest limits

Results are candidate anomalies — indicators ranked by how layers agree. They are not legal permission, not a guarantee, and not a substitute for a metal detector or GPR.

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