An area
You draw it, or you upload it.
Data
AID does not sell imagery. It reads Copernicus, Landsat, Hansen, ESA CCI, and Dynamic World for the area you draw, then runs the analysis.
You draw it, or you upload it.
AID reads the public source that matches the analysis.
A map, the numbers, and a technical report for that area.
C-band radar from Copernicus. AID uses it for radar backscatter, InSAR, and the Sentinel-1 time series.
Optical imagery from Copernicus. AID uses it for land cover, land-cover change, and carbon sequestration.
Optical and thermal imagery. AID uses surface temperature for urban heat, from 2015.
A land-cover classification built with Sentinel-2. AID uses it for the land-cover map.
Atmospheric measurements of CO, NO2, CH4, and aerosols. This is air, not water.
Forest loss and gain, 2000–2024. AID uses it in the REDD+ screening.
Aboveground biomass, annual maps through 2022. AID uses it for biomass, carbon, and the REDD+ screening.
Each archive above is used by an analysis you can run. The report summarises the ones already run in a session.