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Lens users can now order multispectral data! 🌈 Check out our new blog for a deep dive on high-resolution multispectral data and how to use these sourcesin remote monitoring work.
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The Annual National Land Cover Database (NLCD) is developed by USGS and provides annual land cover information for the United States back to 2000. Land is classified into one of 16 classes. This dataset is created from Landsat data using machine learning and AI and has replaced the Legacy NLCD. Legacy NCLD data is still available in Lens to maintain any existing Notes or Analysis charts.
March 18 | 12pm (ET)
Join us on Wednesday, March 18th to learn about how monitoring landscapes remotely is transforming how conservation authorities and NGOs across Africa protect ecosystems, manage resources, and track progress toward restoration goals.
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Check out our new blog on how Washington County's assessor used Lens to identify over $3 million in new assessed value, boosting ROI, reducing field visits, and improving workflows.
Our guide to getting started in Lens was recently updated — bookmark this to share with with new teammates or simply as a quick refresher on the fundamentals in Lens.
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In honor of the International Day of Forests on March 21st, we're highlighting one of our favorite forested areas and extending a special thank you to the stewards who manage these important ecosystems around the world. This managed forest in New Hampshire is a stunning example of the regenerative power of forests — just look at the difference 5 years makes!
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Happy monitoring!
- The Lens Team
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