Our cities have always been in a constant state of transition. The recent environmental and climate challenges have given a new impetus to examine the urban infrastructure and environment from a human perspective. The city dweller’s health, both mental and physical, is being placed at the forefront of city design and adaptation.

“Farming is a profession of hope.” - Brian Brett.

In our previous article we examined the challenges facing the adoption of a sustainable transportation system using electric vehicles, and some of the technical challenges that were being addressed. In the next series of articles we turn our attention to the urban environment, including its infrastructure and transportation. 

As part of our series of articles on the effect of climate change, we look at the recent push by the UK government to allow gene-edited crops to be grown in both England and Scotland that has met some resistance from the Scottish government.

How regenerative agriculture and new technological advances are helping farming adapt to climate change.  

“I can certainly see that you know your wine. Most of the guests who stay here wouldn’t know the difference between Bordeaux and Claret.” Basil Fawlty.

Visual global agricultural data in less time than a raindrop takes to fall to earth.

The fruity future of wine.

The API to provide accumulated temperature and precipitation is part of the functionality of our APIs for the agricultural sector. Accumulated temperature and precipitation are calculated based on historical weather data, and play a fundamental role in agricultural productivity.

Quite often we receive questions like what NDVI is, how to use it and why would a farmer require using it at all.

This article is describing the ‘Satellite imagery’ page