Monitoring early-stage growth with GrowthTracker

Webinars

25 Mar 2026

Monitoring newly planted restoration and reforestation projects has always been challenging – conventional canopy-height approaches simply can’t differentiate new trees under 5m tall from grass and shrubs in the site.

And that’s an issue because newly planted trees are especially vulnerable to droughts, weeds, pests and diseases. Those early few years are crucial to the success of the project, and yet there’s very little continuous visibility.

Join us for a 30 minute demo of GrowthTracker – the first, commercial-grade remote sensing tool that allows you to monitor early ARR growth remotely and at scale. Presented by Prof. Ed Mitchard, Chief Scientist and Co-founder and Dr. Alexis Moyer, Customer Solutions Lead.

Date: Tuesday, March 31

Time: 3pm GMT

Prof. Ed Mitchard

Chief Scientist and Co-Founder

Professor Ed Mitchard has spent ~20 years using satellite data to map the changing carbon stocks of the world’s forests and peatlands. As a professor at Edinburgh University, he published over 100 scientific papers, raised $8 million in research funding, and measured >15,000 trees across 13 countries. He has advised governments on how to monitor their forests, been deeply involved in the evolution of carbon standards, including Verra’s VCS and the Plan Vivo Standard, and supported carbon project developers around the world.

Dr Alexis Moyer

Customer Solutions Lead

Dr. Alexis Moyer is a remote sensing scientist with expertise in combining satellite and field-based data to provide innovative solutions to complex environmental problems. She has a PhD in Environmental Sciences from the University of Edinburgh, where she used satellite data to explore the impact of climate change in the Arctic. As the Customer Solutions Lead at Space Intelligence, Alexis explores ways satellite data can be used to provide insight and support for nature-based solutions and nature-positive financial decision-making.