Draw a region anywhere on Earth. Get real satellite-derived water quality, geology, vegetation, and urban growth readings in minutes — the same analysis that used to take a field team weeks and thousands of dollars.
Sentinel-2, Landsat 9, and VIIRS orbit the planet continuously, capturing reflected light across bands the human eye can't see — infrared, red-edge, shortwave. Specific combinations of those bands reveal specific things: turbidity in water, chlorophyll in algae, moisture in soil, heat radiating from a city at night. We run the well-established scientific formulas for each of these automatically, on whatever region and date range you choose.
The satellite already took the photo. We just need to ask it the right question — you never need to send anyone anywhere.
Compare today against five, eight, ten years ago. Field surveys can only tell you about the day someone showed up.
The same lake, farm, city, or coastline — anywhere in the world, at the same cost and turnaround time.
Every index — NDTI, NDVI, NDCI, NDWI, and more — is a documented formula from the remote sensing literature, not a proprietary black box.
This isn't a replacement for ground-truthing entirely — it's a way to know exactly where and when ground-truthing is actually worth sending someone.
The same underlying technology, tuned with different band formulas for four very different questions.
Turbidity, algal blooms, chlorophyll, clarity — for lakes, reservoirs, and coastal water, without a boat.
Mineral composition, salt deposits, and rock type from spectral signatures — a first-pass survey before drilling.
Reed beds, riparian cover, wetland health — track ecological change across entire watersheds.
Nighttime lights, built-up area, high-res true colour — quantify a city's growth year over year.
Three tools that go further than a single number: automatically count individual objects and classify entire landscapes, using the same real satellite data.
Example: "How many date palms are actually on my farm?" Draw your farm's boundary and get an automatic count — each tree is detected as an individual peak in vegetation greenness, the same technique used in commercial orchard surveys.
Example: "How many lakes and reservoirs are in this province?" Draw a boundary around an entire region — even a whole country — and get every distinct water body automatically counted and measured.
Example: "What's actually out there?" Automatically segment any region into distinct land cover types — water, vegetation, bare soil, built-up — with the exact area of each, no manual training data required.
Type any place on Earth, or draw a region directly on the satellite map.
Choose what to measure and over what period — a single date, or years of history.
Real Earth Engine computation runs in the background — statistics, imagery, and a written explanation.
Print a report, save the image, plot a trend, or drag the slider to compare start vs end.
No field team, no lab fees, no waiting weeks for results — start with a free trial.
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