World from space
Cutting-edge satellite data analytics
We reforge space data to positive impact in agriculture, NewSpace and beyond.
Fostering the agriculture of the future
Satellite technology is a game changer for reinforcing food production and its sustainability. We strive for better crop yields worldwide while saving inputs and preserving the environment.
More on AgricultureDownstream straight from space
Get the most out of your Earth Observation mission with our downstream data processing solutions and extensive product support.
More on NewSpaceImpactful actions support
All of our activities aim for a positive impact. We play a role in air pollution monitoring, climate change adaptation strategies and urban & forest greenery assessment and beyond.
More on ImpactThe technology we use
World from Space unlocks actionable knowledge from geospatial and Earth Observation data, especially from the Copernicus and Planet Labs. The company brings in cloud-based fully automated systems to process, analyze and interpret satellite data, as well as expertise to visualize and distribute derived insights.
Key expertise points
Geospatial analysis
AI & machine learning
Cloud-computing
Multispectral imagery
SAR imagery
Hyperspectral imagery
EO Missions
GIS integrations
Earth sciences
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AILAI: Cloud-Independent Crop Monitoring Service for Digital Farming
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Damián Hruban, Anna Ovesná, Peter Hapčo
May 30, 2024
The AILAI project aimed to improve crop monitoring by leveraging Sentinel-1 synthetic aperture radar data to predict vegetation indices typically derived from Sentinel-2 multispectral data.
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How to Decrease Inputs and Increase Yields With Field Zonation?
June 30, 2022
Growing prices of fertilizers, supply chains broken with the war in Ukraine, and soaring energy costs put increasing pressure on agronomists this season. As the prices of inputs skyrocket, it is necessary to rethink how much inputs it is necessary to disperse into fields to sustain the current level of yields. The term “decoupling” has […]
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