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Digital forest intelligence

Land data that helps people make better project decisions.

The starting point

Developers, investors & technical partners

Satellite and land-cover data can help reveal where to look more closely. We connect that early view with project context and human review so the next decision has a clearer evidence base.

Our public tools provide early screening. They do not replace field measurement, legal title review or independent verification. Broader automation remains subject to demonstrated capability and project-specific requirements.
01

Bring together land data

Review available boundaries, concession information, land-cover records and forest-risk indicators.

02

Make uncertainty visible

Identify gaps, data dates and questions that require local documents, fieldwork or specialist review.

03

Inform the next decision

Use the findings to scope feasibility work, assess land-origin risk or prepare an evidence brief.

Start with

Forest & Commodity Risk Map

Agree the scope around the decision you need to make. The starting materials and outputs below provide a basis for that conversation.

What to prepare

  • The geographic area, commodity or project question to be assessed.
  • Available boundaries, concession records and supplier relationships.
  • Existing land-cover information or field observations, with dates and sources.

What the work can produce

  • A mapped view of relevant land-cover, concession and forest-risk information.
  • A record of available data, assumptions, quality issues and gaps.
  • A brief identifying where document checks, fieldwork or specialist analysis are needed next.

The published service combines GIS, land-cover analysis, concession data, forest-risk indicators, peatland and biomass indicators, and supplier mapping. Available data and the depth of analysis vary by location and assignment.

Explore the screening applications

Beyond the starting point

From a map to a decision

Use the spatial findings alongside landholder records, local context and technical review. The same evidence can help scope carbon feasibility or land-origin due diligence, but each decision has its own requirements.

Let’s move it forward

Discuss a land-data question

Tell us what you are working on, where it is and what decision you need to make next.

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