“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 essential to the future that …
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 the Royal Botanic Gardens. In …
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 information around their business decision-making. …
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 Flickr Why don’t we use …
We’ve just launched a world-first interactive platform mapping forest carbon project globally. During COP26 in Glasgow, Space Intelligence has launched a world-first platform which displays forest carbon project data in an easy to digest world map. The GOOD-COP platform provides …
Watch now – a live link up for schoolkids with the ISS Last week, we were very proud to sponsor an amazing link up for schoolchildren in Scotland, Houston & Ecuador, who got the opportunity to put questions to astronauts …
We’ve just published the first ever Scotland-wide high resolution habitat maps, for free Space Intelligence, in partnership with NatureScot, has produced a groundbreaking new mapping system for Scotland. The country’s first-ever nationwide high resolution habitat maps also provide insight into …
How climate change is reshaping our world From global heating, melting ice and the changing acidity of our oceans, climate effects are far-reaching and intertwined. In some cases, their effects naturally accelerate after they have been initiated by humans – …
Space Intelligence co-founders Ed Mitchard and Murray Collins walking in peatland How opportunity maps can help save the natural world and contribute to the net zero race Many of Scotland’s landscapes, whilst considered wild, are in reality degraded ecosystems harbouring …
Ola Lysien and Poppy Simmonds – Edinburgh University MSc students, and GIS support analysts for Space Intelligence Students Ola Lysien and Poppy Simmonds on their time at Space Intelligence We’ve loved having Ola and Poppy in our team for the …