Large-scale processing
Thousands of images turned into ready-to-use data
We process large volumes of imagery with Google Earth Engine and deliver clean, organized databases for your research or consulting projects.
Landsat · Sentinel-2 · MODIS
We process historical time series and satellite imagery to identify changes in vegetation, water, snow and land cover. We automate indicator updates to make periodic environmental monitoring easier.
01 / What changes in your work
Today
With remote sensing
02 / What we do
We deliver clean, organized and documented data, ready to plug directly into your studies, systems or platforms.
Large-scale processing
We process large volumes of imagery with Google Earth Engine and deliver clean, organized databases for your research or consulting projects.
Landsat · Sentinel-2 · MODIS
Multitemporal monitoring
Spectral index time series to detect trends, anomalies and seasonal changes, with automatic change detection.
Time series · Change detection
Spectral indices
Indices derived from multispectral imagery to measure vegetation condition, the presence of water and snow, and fire severity.
NDVI · EVI · NDWI · NDSI · NBR
Land use and land cover
We classify the landscape into land use and land cover categories, detect historical changes and deliver each classification with its accuracy assessment.
Wetlands · Fragmentation · Ecological connectivity
Cartography and spatial analysis
Thematic cartography, structured geographic databases and spatial analysis to answer complex questions about the land.
Multi-criteria · Connectivity · Geographic databases
3D visualization
Elevation models and 3D representations of environmental variables that make it easier to explain results to non-technical teams.
DEM · Surface models · Thematic 3D
03 / Quality
A satellite image is not ready-to-use data. The difference between a reliable indicator and a misleading one lies in the processing.
We filter out clouds, shadows and faulty pixels before calculating any indicator.
We keep data consistent across dates and sensors so that comparisons over time are valid.
Classifications come with their accuracy assessment, not just the map.
Every indicator can be recalculated with the same method when new images come in.
Sources and tools
04 / Apps in action
Technical demo
Surface water extent of lakes, reservoirs and wetlands from Landsat imagery between 1984 and 2024, anywhere in the world.
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Technical demo
Wildfire severity from Landsat 8 and Sentinel-2 imagery, from 2014 to the present.
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Technical demo
Snow-covered area from MODIS imagery, from 2000 to the present.
Open the app05 / Let's talk
Tell us what you need to track and how often. We'll tell you what can be measured from space, at what resolution and how far back the record goes.
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