Solutions / Industries / Environmental
The problem
Environmental teams and carbon developers stitch evidence together from field plots, drone flights and fragmented open data - accurate at a point, uneven across time, and expensive to defend when a regulator, auditor or buyer questions the outcome.
Terrabit delivers analysis-ready imagery, vegetation indices and elevation models through one pipeline, so your team can see what's changing, measure it consistently and build a spatial record you can stand behind.

Who it's for
Six ways satellite imagery works across environmental projects, from vegetation change and coastal shift to post-fire recovery.
Map vegetation cover, estimate biomass and track land-use change across your project area. Multi-date imagery shows what was there, what changed and how much has recovered.
Detect clearing and track forest-cover change at plot scale with cloud-free optical time series, packaged as chain-of-custody outputs for coffee, cocoa, palm oil, beef, soy, rubber and timber supply chains.
Map habitat extent and condition from orbit. Imagery and vegetation indices reveal structure, land-cover change and ecosystem health across areas too large or remote for fieldwork alone.
Track wetland extent, reservoir levels and early algal blooms - a consistent view of the whole catchment between field visits.
Shoreline change, mangrove extent and seagrass monitoring for blue-carbon projects across Australian and Pacific coasts, aligned to DEA Coastlines.
Fire-scar time series, burn severity and revegetation tracking, supporting savanna fire management, mine rehabilitation and environmental plantings.
In the field

NDVI · WorldView Legion
NDVI · vegetation health, Tweed NSW

High-resolution optical · 28 Oct 2025
Forest canopy · Giant Forest, US

High-resolution optical · 22 Sep 2022
River & wetland · Ahuriri, NZ
One tasking pipeline takes you from raw capture to analysis-ready imagery, elevation products and multiband analytics - delivered into the tools your team already uses.

Multi-date, multi-sensor stacks give environmental teams a consistent spatial record across every ecosystem - from the first baseline capture to the latest monitoring run.
Lifecycle
Three things satellite imagery does for environmental projects, all served by one tasking pipeline - from a 50-year open archive through scheduled monitoring to audit-ready evidence.
01
An open-data archive reaching back to 1972, plus high-resolution optical and multispectral capture, defines the starting conditions every carbon, biodiversity or restoration claim is measured against.
02
Scheduled optical and multispectral captures across every project area - change detection, vegetation indices and biomass time series on the cadence your method requires.
03
Audit-ready evidence for ACCU, VCS, EUDR, TNFD and other reporting frameworks - captures with named provenance, reproducible analytics and registrar-compatible data.
How it works

Same pipeline, same provenance - every ecosystem, every framework.
High-resolution optical imagery, processed and sharpened for project-level detail.
Open-data archive reaching back to 1972 underpins long-baseline carbon, coastal and forest-cover studies.
Priority tasking through to scheduled monitoring - the same area, captured the same way, every time.
Fully processed captures delivered direct to ArcGIS, QGIS, Databricks or Albatross.
Outputs
The concrete products environmental teams and carbon developers receive across carbon, biodiversity, water, coast, fire and restoration.
Platform
Coordinate imagery, elevation and specialised data tasking across carbon, biodiversity, water and restoration projects, with centralised budgets, multi-project access and registrar-ready archives.

Albatross is where your whole programme orders and manages satellite data. Submit tasking, approve budgets, track deliveries and keep registrar-ready audit trails aligned to ACCU, VCS, EUDR and TNFD evidence requirements.
Products

Products
Analysis-ready optical and multispectral imagery for carbon baselines, EUDR due diligence, habitat condition, shoreline change and fire-scar mapping, with a 50-year open-data archive included.

Products
Elevation products from 0.5m to 5m resolution for canopy modelling, catchment analysis, shoreline baselines and restoration terrain, aligned to GDA2020.
Talk to the team about imagery, elevation and analytics for your carbon, biodiversity, water and restoration projects, from baseline to registrar-ready verification.