VisioTerra helps citizens of developing countries to assemble their geoservices platforms for agriculture, water management, deforestation, environment or land degradation monitoring... Tools are available for monitoring and evaluation with dashboards, periodic bulletins, early warnings... from plot to region.
Holder of the "Copernicus Academy" label, VisioTerra staff teaches in universities and institutes, intervenes at scientific events, organizes training and capacity building workshops, carries out field missions, supports users in accessing Earth observation data and models, process, interpret and share them.
Aware of the difficulties of accessing the Internet in many regions of the world, VisioTerra engineers have developed techniques for processing terabytes of data from simple smartphones. The product of geoservices is an "information thread" that the user configures remotely, comments and shares with his community in a collaborative mode.
VisioTerra helps space agencies to make their data easily accessible, process them on the fly, analyze them, restore them, calculate indicators, mix dates, offer time-series ... "Stories" are regularly published which show the complementarity of the different instruments and numerous examples of applications in touch with current events.
VisioTerra develops geoservice platforms capable of processing data on the fly just in the area of interest and at the scale required by the user. Orthorectification, calibration, correction of the effects of relief, multi-date combinations ... treatments spare the agencies the systematic or on-demand production of heavy data.
Located on the Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée Campus, VisioTerra collaborates with education and research institutes, supervises doctoral students and actively participates in R&D projects. Several concepts have been invented and implemented such as "Data Processing Relay (DPR)", "hyperlooks", the "POF-ML" language, the "RCSE" radar filter, "multi-scale signatures". .
