GeoAI success stories and projects

Numerous scientific studies have shown that, once its useful life has expired – between 20 and 30 years – asbestos-containing fibres release fibres whose inhalation is directly linked to serious consequences for human health. These include asbestosis (pulmonary fibrosis), lung…

Agforest, a leading Spanish startup in the application of geospatial information technology for sustainability, has collaborated with Treemond, a company dedicated to the development of agribusiness projects in the nut sector in Spain and Portugal. The goal was to optimize…

Summary and Actions The DETURSAT project arises within the “Heritage for Development” working group of the Efficient Habitat Cluster AEICE and focuses on investigating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to interpret satellite images and detect human pressure in natural…

LifeWatch Alboran assesses progress in urban biodiversity conservation through the use of environmental status monitoring tools to enable local authorities to formulate policies for biodiversity management, protection and enhancement of ecosystems and species of importance. But where has agforest been…

Agforest, a leader in geospatial technology and sustainability, is proud to have collaborated with the City of Valladolid in a pioneering project to address the presence of asbestos in the municipality. This initiative is aligned with the fourteenth additional provision…