
Geospatial consulting and data analysis
See the territory.
Decide with clarity.
We analyze satellite imagery, sensor data and information about your assets to detect changes, assess risks and decide where to act.
Let's talkSatellite imagery · NASA Earth Observatory / Landsat / USGS
Our expertise
Understand what happens. Know where to act.
Geospatial data describes what is in a place and how it changes. We analyze it together to answer questions about your projects, assets and their surroundings.
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Geospatial analysis and monitoring
We combine satellite imagery and territorial data to identify changes, assess risks and monitor assets. Maps and analysis make the findings useful for prioritizing interventions.
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AI for imagery and data
We develop models to recognize features in images, detect changes and support inspections. We apply AI when the data volume and task justify automating the analysis.
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Carbon and climate
We support the structuring and monitoring of carbon and climate projects. Satellite evidence helps track changes in the territory and supports measurement, reporting and verification.
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Energy and infrastructure
We analyze terrain and asset locations to compare transmission routes, assess risks and plan the monitoring of power networks and infrastructure.
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Platforms and data management
We bring scattered data together in geospatial platforms and dashboards. Your team can access maps, share information and track indicators from a common data source.
Approach
How we work
We start with a specific question, not a tool. We select the data and analysis needed to answer it and make their limitations clear.
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Define the question
We define what you need to know: where risks lie, what has changed, or which area to assess. We review available data and agree on the scope.
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Analyze the data
We combine satellite imagery, sensor data and information about your assets. We document sources, dates and what needs field validation.
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Make the results useful
We explain findings through maps, reports or dashboards, depending on the project, so you can compare options, prioritize action and track changes.
Frequently asked questions
Geospatial analysis, explained
What is geospatial data and how is it used?
It is data linked to a location: a satellite image, the position of a transmission tower or a vegetation cover map. Analyzing these together and comparing dates helps identify changes, assess risks and prioritize where to act.
Which sectors does ASTRO Labmap work in?
Mainly energy and power transmission, carbon and climate projects, and critical infrastructure. We also support digital transformation processes built on spatial data in public and private organizations.
What is digital dMRV monitoring?
It means measurement, reporting and verification supported by digital tools. For carbon and climate projects, we use satellite data to track changes and document evidence. This supports verification processes; it does not replace field validation or guarantee certification.
How do we start a project together?
With a conversation. We listen to the challenge, assess what data exists, and propose a clear scope: what can be answered with reference satellite data and what requires field measurement.