Cloudless Earth imagery access

By on 25 March, 2024

French firm Kermap has released Nimbo, a free web platform enabling access to time series 2D and 3D cloudless satellite views of the Earth.

The company says it relies on innovative AI methods to process, clean and homogenise Copernicus Sentinel 1 and 2 ten-metre resolution satellite imagery, while catering to the needs of GIS professionals by providing API access to its monthly basemaps from any GIS software, including a dedicated QGIS plugin.

It adds that the clarity and homogeneity of its Earth Basemaps make them suitable for geospatial applications based on machine learning: time series analysis, object extraction and change detection.

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