Currently, technology allows us to determine changes on the Earth's surface by applying multispectral satellite image processing methods or synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images, using specialized software.

These specialized technologies are important and useful for environmental monitoring, natural resource discovery, urban planning, emergencies, fires, natural disasters, climate change, glaciology, and much more.

Among other things, insights gained from the processed data can be used to map specific areas that are experiencing particular pest infestations or are otherwise subject to specific environmental stress.

Another important application of this technology is that it forms the basis for updating cadastral records, georeferencing information, and digital mapping. Our company currently has the specialized equipment and expertise necessary to provide this service to our clients.

When greater spatial resolution of the images is required, this can be obtained by flying an RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System), which can be equipped with high-resolution cameras, LiDAR or multispectral sensors or thermal sensors, depending on the project's needs. These types of applications are used, for example, in monitoring crop health, pest infestations, or soil irrigation, where multispectral images are used; determining the existing biomass in an area; and identifying the characteristics of the plants of a location.