A first look at our system: an urban greenery map
Can you guess which capital this is? For the first time, we are sharing a screenshot from an early demo of our system. It shows an NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) layer that visualises the distribution of vegetation across the city.
Our system combines satellite data, remote sensing methods and AI models to deliver clear maps and analyses, including for urban greenery management, environmental change monitoring and spatial planning. This is just the beginning: we are building a platform that gives access to geospatial data and analytics in plain language.
Which features would be most useful to you? If you would like to test the demo, write to us at info@sensorbite.com.
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