Satellite, aerial, and drone intelligence — turning imagery into evidence for agriculture, environment, planning, and risk.
Ground surveys are expensive, slow, and patchy — so decisions over large areas get made without a current, objective picture.
A decision-driven analysis — the decision the imagery must serve sets the sensor, resolution, and cadence — delivered as maps, statistics, and web-ready GIS layers, each carrying a stated accuracy.
Acquisition, processing, and analysis across optical and radar sources — from free public archives to tasked high-resolution captures.
Classification and change detection that show what is actually happening on the ground, season over season.
Crop condition, deforestation, encroachment, and environmental compliance monitoring with defensible methods.
Flood, erosion, and hazard exposure mapping that puts evidence under preparedness and response plans.
What decision does the imagery serve? That determines sensors, resolution, and cadence — not the other way round.
Source selection, correction, and preparation — we handle the technical pipeline end-to-end.
Classification, change detection, and ground-truthing; results come with accuracy statements, not just pretty rasters.
Maps, statistics, and web layers plugged into your GIS — plus repeatable workflows if monitoring is ongoing.
Public satellites revisit most of Nigeria every 5–10 days; commercial tasking and drones deliver on-demand. Currency is a budget decision we will help you make.
Yes, with proper authorization. We manage compliance requirements as part of any drone-based engagement.
Every deliverable states its spatial resolution and classification accuracy. We validate against ground truth rather than asking you to take outputs on faith.