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The coast and river monitoring service for the municipality of Capoterra was provided using the automatic workflow of the Latitudo 40 proprietary platform.
The source images used for processing were acquired, using the archives of the Airbus Pleiades and SPOT and Planet Labs PlanetScope constellations.
For archive images, the search gave maximum priority to those in which the percentage of cloud cover in the area of interest is equal to 0 (zero) with a spatial resolution less than or equal to 3m.
The search of the archive catalogs was carried out with the aim of providing the shapefiles of the coastlines for:
Historical range 2016 – 2022: divided into 3 lines for the winter period (January – April) and 3 for the summer period (August – September) annual starting from 2022: divided into 3 lines for the winter period (January – April) and 3 for the summer one (August – September) of each year.
Furthermore, the choice of images was made on the basis of the reference times of the satellite images and the corresponding tide level.
The coast and river monitoring service for the municipality of Rome was provided using the automatic workflow of the Latitudo 40 proprietary platform.
The source images used for processing were acquired, using the archives of the Airbus Pleiades and SPOT and Planet Labs PlanetScope constellations.
For archive images, the search gave maximum priority to those in which the percentage of cloud cover in the area of interest is equal to 0 (zero) with a spatial resolution less than or equal to 3m.
The search of the archive catalogs was carried out with the aim of providing the shapefiles of the coastlines for the years from 2022 (inclusive) to 2025 divided into 3 lines for the winter period (January – April) and 3 for the summer period (August – September) of each year, for a total of 30 products.
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Statistics Canada required a solution to efficiently track construction activities across the country, identifying specific phases of development, such as land clearing, foundation laying, and structure building.
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Latitudo 40 uses Earth observation data, AI, and cloud computing to monitor land changes. It supports green area management, combines open datasets, provides standard APIs, and ensures data harmonization.
Latitudo 40 is an innovative startup in the field of Earth Observation, born from the passion, expertise, and experience of a team united by a common goal: to improve the planet through satellite technologies. We define ourselves as a lean organization, basing our success on the principles of user-centered design.
