What we do
One way of working. Six kinds of land.
We look from above, let AI do the reading, check on the ground and hand you an answer you can act on. Pick the kind of land you look after.
Farms and food
Where will this crop still grow in 2040 and how are my fields doing this week?
For agribusinesses, cooperatives, lenders and ministries.
- Which crops still thrive in the 2040s climate, so investment goes where it will still work.
- Every field and plot mapped, with haul times to the mill and deforestation-free checks (EU deforestation rules).
- Weekly crop stress and growth flags per field, with a visit route for the agronomist.
Forests and carbon
Are the trees still there, how many survived and can I prove it?
For restoration projects, plantations, carbon developers and certifiers.
- Every tree counted from drone imagery: survival and canopy per block, with error bars from field plots.
- Canopy loss, clearing and fire flagged between satellite passes.
- The evidence chain that carbon standards, Rainforest Alliance and FSC ask for.
Water and flooding
Which land floods, who is at risk and where do people and livestock go?
For water authorities, counties, insurers and humanitarian teams.
- Flood-prone land from terrain, rainfall history and past floods seen from space.
- Who and what is exposed and how long it takes to reach safe ground.
- Water storage sites and water stress for the dry season.
Wildlife and biodiversity
Where is habitat shrinking, which species are moving in and where do the corridors run?
For conservancies, parks, NGOs and research teams.
- Habitat and how it changes over time.
- Which species can establish as the climate shifts, as we did for invasive species in the Netherlands to 2060.
- Movement and migration shifts, as we did for whales along the Pacific coast.
Bushfire
What burnt, when, how often and what is at risk next dry season?
For land managers, plantations, reserves and counties.
- What burnt each year since 2017, seen from satellite.
- Which blocks burn most often and what is at risk next dry season.
- Erosion risk on the slopes that burnt and what cover crops and contours change.
Cities and infrastructure
Where is the city growing, where do roads make sense and where does litter pile up?
For counties, municipalities and infrastructure planners.
- Where the city grows, year by year.
- The cheapest road over real terrain, slope and rivers.
- Hotspots for litter and dumping, as we did for Dutch municipalities.
What you get
A dashboard your field team and your auditor both read.
Every week: what changed, which block needs a visit and the evidence behind each number.
Canopy cover, estate
12 weeks · Sentinel-2 · demoProjects
Three projects, three countries.
Tell us what you look after. We will tell you what we can see.
A farm, a forest, a river basin, a reserve or a county. Two sentences is enough.