GeoSpatial Intelligence

High-value metals such as copper, is a crucial element of the global economy. Timely and accurate information on strategic locations, from mines to ports to processing plants, is a critical input into effective monitoring and decision-making for traders, market analysts and investors.
SAVANT in partnership with Marex Spectron monitors activity and production at a selection of the most important copper mines and smelting plants, to supply more accurate and timely data to the commodity markets, traders and analysts, along with insights into fluctuations and disruptions in the supply of copper.

Smallholder coffee farmers must make up to 30 critical decisions a year about their crop that directly affect yield and quality. Crop management decisions time and weather sensitive, and increasingly impacted by unpredictable weather patterns from climate change.
ACCORD offers a smart technology solution by using satellite-enabled field mapping combined with localised weather forecasts to guide farmers and agronomists with alerts and advice direct to their mobile phones. By making the application of inputs more accurate and timely ACCORD helps improve coffee bean yields and quality, whilst boosting farmer incomes.

Large and complex construction projects require effective planning before a project begins and the ability to measure progress to that plan during implementation to avoid delays and disruption that can quickly escalate into severe time and financial penalties. Site monitoring needs to be accurate, timely and verifiable given the number of contractors typically involved in large construction sites.
SatellAIve is pioneering the application of commercial imagery and video data from Earth Observation satellites to create detailed models of sites, and data analytics using Artificial Intelligence to provide ongoing change detection for planners and site managers.

Accurate geospatial data can put National Mapping and Cadastral Agencies (NMCA) at the very forefront of economic and social development. But while modern geospatial frameworks can provide the infrastructure to do this, creating a fit-for-purpose NSDI and updating it accurately can still be a challenge.

The Earth-i mapping solution meets these needs and helps NMCAs drive In addition to advanced data processing Earth-i offers a range of analytical services to generate the insights from satellite imagery that will meet specific geospatial needs or challenges.

The monitoring and reporting of changes in an area of interest is best achieved by frequent revisits by EO satellites. Changes in the characteristics or shapes of features, object counts and mix of types, or non-normal levels of activity can be delivered by up to daily revisits, and in the future, multiple times of day.

A combination of monitoring capabilities, fusing satellite data with other data sets, can establish what is the normal pattern of life in an area of interest, including features, objects and activity, and monitor that over time through frequent revisits by Earth Observation satellites to the same area.

Earth-i offers consultancy services, working closely with clients to develop monitoring and analytical programmes that are tailor-made to meet specific client needs, or answer complex and difficult questions about strategic areas of interest. Earth-I will assign exceptional project managers, developers, data scientists and quality assurance managers in a bespoke team for each client.

Earth-i can develop and implement training programmes for clients that wish to build in-house capabilities or improve their expertise in the sourcing, acquisition and analysis of satellite imagery, its application to specific monitoring and analytical needs, and ongoing support to keep skills up to date or get optimal results from the commercial satellite sector.