[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"blog-\u002Fblog\u002Fparcel-report-activity-timeline-territory-analysis-live":3},{"id":4,"title":5,"author":6,"body":7,"category":254,"cover":255,"date":256,"description":257,"extension":258,"meta":259,"navigation":260,"path":261,"seo":262,"stem":263,"tags":264,"__hash__":269},"blog\u002Fblog\u002Fparcel-report-activity-timeline-territory-analysis-live.md","Activity Timeline and Territory Analysis: Two Parcel Report Features Now Live on Pro and Business","Township Canada",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":241},"minimark",[10,14,17,20,25,34,37,49,62,71,79,82,85,90,98,102,105,108,116,122,133,138,152,155,158,162,165,168,171,175,178,186,193,197,200,203,211,215],[11,12,13],"p",{},"A landman reviewing a Saskatchewan quarter section can open the parcel report and follow published well licence, drilling, completion, and abandonment dates on one Activity Timeline. Crown tenure, crop-year observations, and drought changes add context where those records are available.",[11,15,16],{},"For a block of neighbouring parcels, Territory Analysis groups the quarter count, area, well counts, and other available findings in one sidebar view. The technician can then open individual parcel reports from that summary.",[11,18,19],{},"Both features, the Activity Timeline tab and the Territory Analysis tool, are now enabled on Pro and Business. Timeline events require the corresponding Energy or Agriculture Bundle; territory base metrics are available without a bundle. They went live on August 23, 2026.",[21,22,24],"h2",{"id":23},"what-the-activity-timeline-shows","What the Activity Timeline shows",[11,26,27,28,33],{},"The Activity tab sits in the ",[29,30,32],"a",{"href":31},"\u002Fguides\u002Fparcel-report-sidebar","parcel report sidebar",", alongside the existing Energy, Agriculture, and Overview tabs. It renders a dated event history for the selected quarter section, organized by year, with the most recent events at the top.",[11,35,36],{},"The events come from production data sources, not from reconstructed snapshots. Each event carries a real published date:",[11,38,39,43,44,48],{},[40,41,42],"strong",{},"Energy events"," (requires the ",[29,45,47],{"href":46},"\u002Fblog\u002Fintroducing-energy-bundle","Energy Bundle","):",[50,51,52,56,59],"ul",{},[53,54,55],"li",{},"Well lifecycle: licensed, spudded, drilled, completed, on production, abandoned. Well data covers Alberta (AER), Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Manitoba.",[53,57,58],{},"Crown tenure issued and Crown tenure expiry dates, for both PNG and mineral dispositions across all four western provinces.",[53,60,61],{},"Last recorded production month, tagged with the producing substances (oil, gas, water, condensate).",[11,63,64,43,67,48],{},[40,65,66],{},"Agriculture events",[29,68,70],{"href":69},"\u002Fblog\u002Fintroducing-ag-bundle","Agriculture Bundle",[50,72,73,76],{},[53,74,75],{},"AAFC crop-year events showing the dominant crop per calendar year.",[53,77,78],{},"Drought severity changes from the Canadian Drought Monitor, covering 87 monthly assessments from January 2019 through April 2026, verified on September 29, 2026. A change event records both the previous class and the new class, so a worsening or improving trend is visible at a glance.",[11,80,81],{},"The timeline also separates upcoming events into a distinct \"Ahead\" strip at the top. Published future Crown tenure expiries appear there, separated from the historical record.",[11,83,84],{},"For provinces that do not publish dated well or tenure events, the timeline tells you that explicitly rather than showing an empty list. An empty timeline on a covered province means no recorded activity, which is itself a finding.",[86,87,89],"h3",{"id":88},"where-the-data-comes-from","Where the data comes from",[11,91,92,93,97],{},"Saskatchewan well records go back to the 1950s. Alberta AER events include published licence and final drilling dates; Saskatchewan GeoHub records provide additional lifecycle stages. BC well data comes from the BC Energy Regulator. Tenure dates come from Crown PNG and mineral disposition records across Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, and Manitoba. Crop inventory is from AAFC's Annual Crop Inventory, and drought history from the Canadian Drought Monitor. For a full list of data sources, see ",[29,94,96],{"href":95},"\u002Fblog\u002Fwhats-behind-the-map-energy-agriculture-data-sources","Behind the Map: Energy and Agriculture Data Sources",".",[21,99,101],{"id":100},"what-the-territory-analysis-tool-does","What the Territory Analysis tool does",[11,103,104],{},"The Territory Analysis tool lets you define a region on the map and query all quarter sections within it as a group. Instead of opening six separate parcel reports to understand a lease block, you draw a polygon around the area and get back a single summary.",[11,106,107],{},"The summary includes a base block available to any Pro or Business subscriber:",[50,109,110,113],{},[53,111,112],{},"Total quarter sections in the territory",[53,114,115],{},"Total acres and area in square kilometres",[11,117,118,119,121],{},"Subscribers with the ",[29,120,47],{"href":46}," also see:",[50,123,124,127,130],{},[53,125,126],{},"Total wells, active wells, and orphan wells across the territory",[53,128,129],{},"Pipeline segment count and facility count",[53,131,132],{},"A list of the parcels carrying orphan wells, each drillable into the full parcel report",[11,134,118,135,137],{},[29,136,70],{"href":69}," see:",[50,139,140,143,146,149],{},[53,141,142],{},"Median productivity score across rated parcels (Alberta only, based on LSRS)",[53,144,145],{},"Average cropland percentage",[53,147,148],{},"Crop mix breakdown showing the dominant crops and how many parcels grow each one",[53,150,151],{},"A list of the most productive parcels, drillable into individual reports",[11,153,154],{},"Both bundles see a tenure summary: total active Crown dispositions (PNG and mineral), the number of distinct holders, and a list of the next expiring dispositions.",[11,156,157],{},"Each parcel in the territory summary is clickable. Clicking opens the standard parcel report for that quarter section, so the territory view acts as a starting point for deeper investigation.",[21,159,161],{"id":160},"example-workflow-reviewing-an-area-near-barons-alberta","Example workflow: reviewing an area near Barons, Alberta",[11,163,164],{},"In the territory screenshot captured on September 29, 2026, a drawn area near Barons, Alberta intersects nine quarter sections. Its summary reports 12 wells, five active wells, 26 pipeline segments, ten facilities, and six active Crown PNG dispositions across two holders. These are the findings returned for that drawn area, not a claim about ownership or the terms of a particular lease.",[11,166,167],{},"A land technician can use that grouped view to identify the parcels that need closer inspection, then open their individual reports. The territory summary is a screening step; confirming legal interests and liabilities still requires the source records.",[11,169,170],{},"For a verified timeline example, NW-11-5-6-W2 carries well licence 57J022. The response captured on September 29, 2026 records licensing on October 9, 1957, spudding on October 13, drilling and completion on October 24, and abandonment on April 27, 1991. These are published lifecycle dates, not a reconstruction of continuous production or reclamation history.",[21,172,174],{"id":173},"agriculture-angle-farmland-acquisition-due-diligence","Agriculture angle: farmland acquisition due diligence",[11,176,177],{},"The same two features apply to agricultural land work. A farmland buyer evaluating a block of adjacent quarter sections near Barons, Alberta, can draw a territory around the parcels they are considering and see the grouped agriculture data: median LSRS productivity, crop mix, and cropland percentage across the whole block.",[11,179,180,181,185],{},"The Activity Timeline adds crop rotation context. Open a parcel report and compare the crop-year events with drought changes. For example, the verified NW-11-5-6-W2 response shows canola \u002F rapeseed in 2024, spring wheat in 2023, and canola \u002F rapeseed in 2022. The timeline brings the ",[29,182,184],{"href":183},"\u002Fblog\u002Faafc-crop-inventory-walkthrough","AAFC Annual Crop Inventory"," observations into the parcel workflow.",[11,187,188,189,97],{},"If drought is a concern, the drought-change events on the timeline show when the parcel entered or exited a drought class, and how severe it got. Combined with the territory-level productivity scores, this gives a farmland buyer a structured way to compare quarter sections before making an offer. For a deeper walkthrough of soil-based due diligence, see ",[29,190,192],{"href":191},"\u002Fblog\u002Ffarmland-due-diligence-lsrs-quarter-sections","Buying Farmland? How to Evaluate Quarter Sections With LSRS Soil Scores",[21,194,196],{"id":195},"how-to-access-both-features","How to access both features",[11,198,199],{},"The Activity Timeline tab appears in the parcel report sidebar for subscribers who hold the Energy Bundle, the Agriculture Bundle, or both. Each bundle enables its own event families: Energy covers wells, tenure, and production; Agriculture covers crop years and drought changes. The base parcel report and the territory base metrics (quarter count, acres) are available on any Pro or Business plan.",[11,201,202],{},"The Territory Analysis tool is accessible from the map. Draw a polygon over the area you want to analyse, and the territory summary opens in the sidebar. Bundle-specific sections (energy, agriculture, tenure) require the corresponding bundle.",[11,204,205,206,210],{},"Each bundle is $100 CAD per month on top of a ",[29,207,209],{"href":208},"\u002Fpricing","Pro or Business plan",". 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