Case study

The Munduruku people in the state of Pará, Brazil, are suffering from the detrimental effects of gold mining that poisons the soil and local rivers. In this case study, EOSDA assessed the scale of the problem from space.

EOSDA scientists implemented the custom project of predicting yields for cotton and tobacco fields in two districts of Azerbaijan — Shaki and Samirabad.

The science team assessed characteristics of bioproductivity of barley, spring wheat, legumes, sunflower, and rapeseed on a regional level for a space company from Kazakhstan.

EOS Data Analytics and NE Services Global, a company that uses satellite imagery analytics to provide consultancy services to small-scale farmers in South Africa, announce a partnership.

EOSDA defined harvest status and dates and calculated areas of sugarcane fields within the custom agritech project for a company from Brazil. The science team used satellite data, agro calendar, and weather data.

The Georgian Farmers’ Association uses EOSDA Crop Monitoring to diversify packages of services and consultancies and introduces precision agriculture to farmers by reselling the platform.

While serving the same goal of helping farmers, satellites and drones are different in what they offer to agribusinesses. However, if used wisely, they do not compete but rather supplement each other, and here is how.

Chilean company Eficagua started using satellite imagery analytics, particularly NDVI analysis of regular and high-resolution imagery of client fields, to make corrections to its precision irrigation program and provide more services.

EOS Data Analytics, a global provider of satellite imagery analytics, prepares cartographic material for indigenous and local communities of Chad to help them agree on sustainable use of land and water and mitigate the conflict over these resources.