Key publications on satellite mapping by our co-founders Professor Ed Mitchard and Dr Murray Collins: E.T. Mitchard et al., 2009. Using satellite radar backscatter to predict above-ground woody biomass: A consistent relationship across four different …
The last Board meeting of the year took place on Monday 19 December with new additions Fatima Hadj and Graeme Faulds meeting the full team in person for the first time. A full day’s …
Space Intelligence has this month become one of only four companies in the UK to be certified by the international authority on carbon credits. The company has been included on a roster of organisations qualified …
An Edinburgh fast-growing NatureTech company is supercharging its ambitions with venture capital investment and two new high level appointments. Space Intelligence, a NatureTech company specialising in using advanced data analytics to support forest conservation …
Did you know that gorillas don’t like water? Luckily our senior forest scientist did, so when a gorilla burst through the trees as she swam in the river, she didn’t panic. Paula Nieto Quintano …
We were thrilled to work with Connect and Spire on the new ‘Inspired by Space’ podcast! In this series, space expert Dr Murray Collins and broadcaster Kim McAllister condensed as much of Scotland’s space sector …
“I found the new application of a seemingly endless supply of data to help preserve our world intriguing. Their mission, to make an impact on climate change using satellite image data is so prevalent and …
This summer we are joined by Ian Rundle from Rice University . Ian is completing an internship with us in software research in association with the Rice University Space Institute, the University of Edinburgh, and …
Understanding Corporate impacts through supply chain transparency In line with the global effort to reduce the impact of climate change and achieve net-zero targets, there is a growing need for companies to provide more transparent …
One of the Sentinel-2 satellites prior to launch. The two Sentinel-2 satellites collect 10 and 20 m resolution data (depending on wavelength) across the whole world every 5 days. Photo Credit: IABG via ESA_events on …