Tools
Below are the tools developed and delivered by the SCO projects.
Visualizing complex risks for informed action
The links between environmental change, climate stress, conflict and the vulnerability of populations are complex, and access to data on these subjects is not straightforward. The result of a collaboration between Earth Blox, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the University of Edinburgh, Strata brings together data from a variety of sources to see and locate 'hotspots' - those areas most at risk.
π’ Free access
Monitoring tropical deforestation
The Tropisco platform provides a near-real-time view of tropical deforestation from 2018 to the present day. Its maps of forest cover loss are updated every 6 to 12 days using radar images from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite.
Aiming for global coverage, Tropisco currently monitors the forests of 7 countries (French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, Gabon, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia), which were used to develop the tool.
π’ Free access
Monitoring territorial dynamics
Developed in the Mato-Grosso region (Brazilian Amazon), the Chove-Chuva demonstrator offers a map-based summary of the territorial dynamics observed in relation to the adaptation and mitigation strategies put in place.
Using multisource data, the tool can produce a 'dashboard' of the territorial situation for an area predefined by a user, based on synthetic indicators covering 4 major themes: climate (rainfall), forest cover, water (hydrology) and agriculture (surface area and practices).
π’ Free access
Mangrove operational monitoring
Developed as part of the Mangroves project, MangMap is a mapping portal for operational satellite monitoring of mangroves, designed for scientists and institutional players working to preserve and enhance this ecosystem.
Based on standardized products produced continuously from Sentinel-2 time series since 2018 (10 m resolution, renewed every 5 days), the platform provides an interactive dashboard of environmental information at local scales and offers services on demand to users.
π’ Free access, you need to create a local account (or use your Theia account) to benefit from the full range of services.