Interactive satellite imagery for chlorophyll-a, cyanobacteria, vegetation and more…

High and medium resolution satellite-derived maps providing daily updates for any site around the globe*

*Depends on cloud, ice and snow cover, varies seasonally.

Intelligent dashboard & My-Data

Derive valuable business insights from your growing data repository with actionable information for decision making and operational tasks* – interrogate time-series, determine species-dominance and detect criteria threshold breaches.

* customer provides chlorophyll-a,  phytoplankton counts and other in situ data

Validation

Effortlessly assess the performance of satellite derived chlorophyll-a and cyanobacteria with your own measurements* using our interactive validation tool

* Customer to provide in situ data

Mobile Application

Get premium access* to the mobile app and receive high resolution satellite imagery and notifications for use in the field

* included with your subscription to our Enterprise Web App

Alerts and Updates

Near real-time alerts for blooms and weekly digests sent via email or received via the mobile app

Historical data

Optionally purchase historical data (from 2016 onwards) to investigate long-term trends

Charts and time series tools

See your waterbodies in an entirely new way by exploring events and tracking changes over time

Reports

Generate customized reports summarising the status of your waterbodies for a date range

Advisories

Advisories for recreational users with cyanobacteria health risk and pollution levels based on WHO guidelines*

*consistent with US EPA and other international guidelines

Automated data download and integration

Automatically download and integrate statistics and maps into your own apps and databases for analysis and monitoring

Guaranteed uptime, training and support

Guaranteed uptime, support and training material for your team

Open-source, peer-reviewed and independently-validated algorithm

Independently validated algorithm that discriminates between cyanobacteria and algae with more than 300 citations* in peer review literature

 * as reported by Google scholar