About us
Millions of drones capture Earth observation data everyday. We make drone mapping even better.
But why?
We believe geospatial insights are vital for solving Earth’s biggest challenges. Think climate change, food security, biodiversity protection and restoration, and building sustainable cities.
Drones capture the ultimate in highly detailed Earth observation geospatial data to help solve these challenges. But workflows to process these data are costly and challenging. Data are often locked away, and collaboration across and between teams is weak.
We want drone mapping and geospatial collaboration to be as easy as it is to buy a drone. Where everyone with a drone has access to the technology to use it for Earth observation insights. And because we know that we achieve the most when we work together, we wanted to build simple, intuitive, and delightful tools to enable this.
Drone mapping and Earth observation is already great. We created GeoNadir to make it even better.
Our Team
Dr. Karen Joyce
Co-founder
With 25 years experience in geospatial technology across military, government, industry, and academia, I live and breath Earth observation. I love building intelligent and efficient workflows to tell Earth’s stories.
Our Team
Working together to view Earth from above
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Loved by drone pilots and geospatial analysts, everywhere
I'm so glad I found GeoNadir. The processing software is excellent at rendering my images and I can use the interactive features to make measurements and create layers. I love that I'm able to do all this without the need for other mapping software, which makes my efforts a lot more efficient.
I absolutely love GeoNadir. The idea of a catalogue of our coastlines and vulnerable areas is very important to me. As an avid drone pilot, I feel like it's my duty to contribute. I mapped these locations because I believe it's extremely important to keep records of our beautiful coastline here in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Being able to quickly upload and process your data in the cloud while out in the field allows people back in the “office” to review the data in near real-time. Being able to upload old drone imagery and create an orthomosaic so someone else flying the same area six years later can compare the two is phenomenal.
GeoNadir is the easiest way to process raw aerial drone imagery into orthomosaics. Using GeoNadir, I have been able to map and analyse Victoria's unique environments all within a simple and intuitive online interface. The cloud processing and hosting increased the efficiency and accessibility of my work.
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