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Evaluate the performance of nature-based solutions with insightful data while reducing monitoring, reporting and validation (MRV) costs
Forest Carbon Monitor is the global platform for project developers to reduce financial and reputation risks with independent environmental metrics based on transparent and standardized remote sensing data.
Save time and money on selecting projects or project areas at the origination stage as well as checking performance indicators with unprecedented accuracy in the project’s MRV process.
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Granular
approach
Kayrros datasets combine granularity of 10-m resolution with the scale of regional to national level to efficiently evaluate nature-based solutions projects.
Advanced biomass
measurement
Kayrros provides biomass measurements at the project scale, with yearly updates, along with detection of losses and gains.
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Carbon stock mapping
Get access to carbon stock maps with global coverage and 10-m resolution.
Degradation monitoring
Kayrros tracks forest degradation beyond clear-cut deforestation.
Historical data analysis
Accelerate project origination with historical data of canopy cover and deforestation.
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Platform
Kayrros provides a platform covering all registered forestry projects.
Dashboards
Kayrros provides a dashboard with key metrics for each project.
API
Kayrros provides data through REST or Python APIs together with csv files.
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Methane
Watch
Reduce your monitoring cost and limit exposure with near-realtime methane super-emitter tracking
Vegetation Clearing
Maximize your operational efficiency by knowing the vegetation index around buildings and infrastructures exposed to fire risk
Wildfire Risk Monitor
Measure risk more accurately and reduce loss ratios with unique wildfire risk modeling, fire monitoring and damage assessment
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