Object detection
Identify target objects and their spatial boundaries in imagery.
Mapped Earth Intelligence
Earth Digital
Extracting computable surface information from remote-sensing imagery
Remote sensing and AI turn buildings, energy infrastructure, population and agriculture into standardized, analyzable geospatial data products.
Overview
Bring physical-world objects into a computable, updateable spatial system.
Earth Digital turns visible objects—buildings, renewable-energy assets, population patterns and crops—into spatial information with location, extent and attributes.
This information can be organised, compared and updated over time, providing a consistent foundation for detailed mapping, asset inventories, spatial analysis and applied work.
How it becomes digital
From visible objects to spatial assets
Attribute extraction
Describe object type, form and observable characteristics.
Spatial reconstruction
Build detailed spatial layers that can be computed and compared.
Continuous updates
Use repeated observation to track changes in distribution and state.
Workflow
From Earth imagery to applied information
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Earth observation
Acquire spatial observations covering the area of interest.
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Intelligent recognition
Recognise objects, boundaries and observable attributes.
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Spatial organisation
Organise results into consistent spatial assets.
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Applied use
Support mapping, inventories, analysis and ongoing monitoring.