Nature data specialist Space Intelligence has been selected to map two nations to support integrity and transparency in the carbon markets. The maps for Kenya and Tanzania will be used to provide a baseline for …
Our scientific heritage and extensive work in the tropical forest is what sets us apart in our industry; we are proud that our senior team has published over 100 scientific papers. Here you will find …
The combined impact of deforestation and biodiversity loss in the tropics has been laid bare by a new mapping product from Space Intelligence. The nature data specialist has combined datasets from multiple sources and applied …
Intelligent system to drive integrity and transparency in forest conservation sector Space Intelligence and Equinor announce cooperation on intelligent system to underpin confidence in the forest carbon markets. An intelligent platform which provides transparency on …
Space Intelligence, a world-leading nature data provider, appoints Helen Scott, formerly UK HR Lead at PayPal, as the new Head of People & Culture. Scott, who is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel …
Fast-scaling naturetech company Space Intelligence has hired Ben Ritchie, formerly of Microsoft, to manage its growing engineering team. Ritchie, who has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge and experience managing large …
A web platform is the ideal tool to help track the status of a project area. At Space Intelligence, we understand that our clients need accurate, timely data in a way that’s easy to digest. …
Fast-scaling NatureTech company Space Intelligence today welcomed the Scottish government’s Space and Aerospace Policy Manager for a tour of its offices and discussion about the future of Scottish space. Scott McClelland’s visit is part of …
If you need to understand how much carbon is stored in your forest project area, our product CarbonMapper™ gives a per-pixel estimate of how much carbon is stored in the trees, and how that’s changing. …
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 …