A satellite map is only useful if someone understands what it shows. Our ecologists make the maps, run the analysis and check the results in the field, so you get answers you can act on, not only nice pictures.
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Organisations that rely on our numbers
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Site maps, green cover change and land use around your plants for ESG and planning.
Forest, green cover and land use maps, and monitoring of plantation and restoration projects.
Habitat maps, species models and analysis of long-term monitoring data.
Spatial analysis, statistics and machine learning for ecological and environmental studies.
We mostly use free Sentinel-2 and Landsat satellite data, and higher-resolution images when a site needs them. Our team has published peer-reviewed work using these methods.
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Bajaj Auto, 2026
Biodiversity assessment, GPS-tagged tree inventory, and habitat mapping across the Bajaj Auto campus — capturing flora, microhabitats, and on-the-ground species records to support sustainability reporting and carbon estimates.
Empress Botanical Garden (with RRBCEA), 2026
Ecological survey, tree-by-tree census, and air-quality monitoring at Empress Botanical Garden, Pune, in collaboration with RRBCEA — making it Pune’s first park with publicly available carbon-assessed tree data.
Fergusson College (Autonomous), 2026
Carbon sequestration study and full tree census across the Fergusson College (Autonomous) campus, quantifying the green cover’s ecological value.
What do you want to know, for which area and which years? Existing data helps but is not needed.
Satellite images, your records and, where needed, field surveys by our team.
We run the maps and statistics, then check a sample of the results on the ground.
Maps, tables and a short report in plain language, with the data and code.
Mostly Sentinel-2 (10 m resolution) and Landsat (30 m), which are free and go back many years. For small sites we use higher-resolution images when needed.
Satellite maps can confuse things, for example a shaded plantation with natural forest. Checking a sample on the ground tells us how accurate the map is, and we report that.
QGIS, Google Earth Engine, R and Python. You get the data and code along with the report, so the work can be repeated.
Yes. We often clean and analyse survey or monitoring data that organisations already have, and explain what it shows.
Yes. We run workshops on statistics, R, environmental analytics and machine learning in ecology. See our workshops page.
Tell us your question and area. We will suggest the simplest way to answer it.