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Advancing city planning with impenetrable land monitoring
Since the turn of the 21st century, dynamic urban changes have been taking place at an unprecedented level. The percentage...

Enhancing sustainability in agricultural practices through cover crop type mapping
Centuries of agricultural and ecological research have led to more effective agricultural methods, such as crop rotation....

Improving water body mapping by means of novel EO-data and super resolution
From the smallest to the largest, water bodies play a crucial role in supporting ecosystems and human communities. Their accurate and constant monitoring becomes essential for understanding changes in freshwater availability, ecosystem health, and climate patterns. Traditionally, water body mapping has relied on various methods, including field surveys and aerial photography. However, these established approaches are known to often have limitations in terms of spatial coverage, resolution, and...

EvoLand candidate prototype to offer Enhanced Forest Monitoring
Forests offer a cornucopia of economic, social, and climate-related benefits. For example, they provide habitats and shelter...

EvoLand sets off to develop new prototype services for the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service
EvoLand is a Horizon Europe project which will develop and test new and innovative methods, algorithms, and eleven candidate...
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