Creation of the ‘Green and Blue Footprints Tool’ to analyze Indonesia’s urban green space using satellites, drones, and machine learning algorithms. View use case →

The green and blue map of Amsterdam shows the city’s parks, gardens, allotments, natural playgrounds, canals, lakes, forests, and polders. View use case →

Analysis of ‘megacity’ Jakarta’s green infrastructure portfolio, plus 25 other cities in Indonesia, many of which house over a million people. View use case →

Analysis of Tbilisi’s green space as they consider the construction of four new parks, resulting in 413+ tonnes of CO2 reduction potential. View use case →

Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery was used to accurately estimate the area of green roof coverage across the City of Amsterdam. View use case →

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) sensors were used to detect standing water and image urban flooding in select parks in Amsterdam. View use case →

Analysis of green infrastructure in Australia’s largest city, Sydney, with a focus on wildlife corridor mapping. View use case →

Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery was used to accurately estimate the composition of courtyards across the City of Amsterdam. View use case →

Where it all started. In May 2018, our new approach to urban green space management won first place in the Maxar and Amazon Web Services’ GBDX for Sustainability Challenge out of 70+ submissions. View use case →