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What if remote monitoring was as simple as:
1️⃣ Describe what you need
2️⃣ Review the results
That’s exactly what our new agent is designed to do. It automates the heavy lifting—whether it’s finding cloud‑free imagery, detecting new structures, spotting illegal dumping, or tracking vegetation changes—keeping you in the loop while you stay focused on the important stuff.
We can't wait to show you what's next! Read the full blog post to see the agent in action and sign up to get the latest updates.
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September 11 | 1pm (EST)
Join us on Thursday, September 11th to learn about accessing satellite imagery, analyzing various datasets, and sharing insights with reports. You'll also hear from our friends at Gallatin Valley Land Trust and Mainspring Conservation Trust about how remote monitoring has driven efficiency gains and enhanced the impact of their conservation work.
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Check out this blog post for an explainer on pixel size and resolution -- it's more than just a number attached to an image.
Catch the recording of last week's webinar last week where we covered how remote monitoring tools can support agricultural land management and help evaluate current use.
Harvest season is upon us in the northern hemisphere! Vegetation data from Sentinel-2 gives us insights into which fields have been harvested and which ones are still actively growing. In the images below, dark green indicates higher vegetative activity, and orange indicates low vegetative activity.
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Happy monitoring!
Alison & the Lens Team
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