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Forico - Tasmania’s leading forestry management company - upholding its standards of quality and meeting new market challenges by implementing innovative satellite-driven EOSDA solutions.

Global warming due to climate change reduces agricultural productivity. Field monitoring and historical weather data allow yield prediction and remote damage assessment, which helps farmers and financial institutions understand crop production risks.

Case study: satellite-based analytics can help reinsurers to process their cedents’ reports on crop damage insurance claims faster, yet with higher precision.

EOSDA Crop Monitoring platform, a satellite AI-powered analytics tool designed by EOSDA, helps agricultural companies grow crops to meet export market demand.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department leverages satellite image analytics from EOSDA Crop Monitoring to reduce expenses and save time on scouting and handle crop damage claims more efficiently.

Brijesh Thoppil, Director of Strategic Partnerships at EOSDA, and Ani Zurabashvili, Head of the Service Department at GFA, discuss the new partnership and what’s in store for the farmers in Georgia’s lush fields.

EOSDA leverages neural networks for solving classification problems in agriculture.

EOS Data Analytics popularizes remote sensing technology and satellite imagery analytics among agricultural users.

EOSDA Director of Strategic Partnerships Brijesh Thoppil responds to questions on the company’s products, partnership plans, and advantages of using satellite-driven tech by African farmers.

Roman Medvediev, Chief Operating Officer at EOSDA, says the company works in Ghana to help with problems in the farmer’s journey to crop yield enhancement through remote farm management.

Rim Elijah, VP of sales at EOS Data Analytics, talks about the EOSDA agricultural technology and how it is helping to create a more sustainable Earth.

Agriculture is being taken away from the realm of cutlass and hoe as many are gradually realizing the power of precision farming technology to drive the socio-economic growth of small-scale farmers in the continent.

US-based satellite service provider is employing AI to help smallholder farmers in Africa to overcome the challenges of low productivity and increase their income using smart farming technology.

The integration of machine learning, AI, and IoT devices is nothing new to the modern farm.

Satellites up in the sky are enabling us to better understand the ground beneath our feet.

The major benefits of big data in modern satellite operations create new opportunities for farmers and other stakeholders.

By launching its own satellite imaging constellation, the company aims to establish a full satellite data production vertical.

Smart farming and precision agriculture practices help farmers to save costs and discover new business opportunities.

The unique selling point of the web instrument is a constantly renewable satellite imagery catalog, on-the-fly data processing settings and a set of advanced tools to perform real-time remote sensing data analytics.