EOS DATA ANALYTICS

🛰️ To everyone who works with space and uses space technology in real life — happy #WorldSpaceWeek! This year’s theme, “Rocket Revolution,” highlights how technology is changing the way humanity reaches and uses space. For us at EOSDA, this revolution is also about what happens after satellites reach orbit. By turning space-based data into actionable information, we help businesses and governments monitor changes, assess risks, and make better informed decisions. This week is a good opportunity to recognize that the value of space lies not only in how we explore it, but also in how we use satellite technologies to address real-world challenges 🌎

If you’re attending the 44th ESA Antenna Workshop, join the Deployable Antennas II session to hear from our colleague at EOS SAR, Prof. Serhii Khoroshylov, Dr. Sc., Deputy Head of Design Engineering. At the event, you’ll also have a chance to connect with Marek Kubel-Grabau, Head of Institutional Sales at EOSDA, EOS SAR, and EOS SAT. To schedule a meeting with our colleagues, contact Marek directly on LinkedIn.

Monitoring large infrastructure sites remotely is difficult because visible progress doesn’t always reveal operational activity. Thermal satellite imagery adds an important layer by showing equipment activity, asset state, and physical processes that may not be visible in other geospatial data. EOS Data Analytics, together with SatVu, monitored a data center site in Marsden Park, Sydney, Australia. SatVu provided high-resolution thermal data, while EOSDA combined it with other geospatial inputs to assess activity across the site. The assessment showed: ◾ equipment activity; ◾ ongoing construction; ◾ passive assets; ◾ solar installation behavior; ◾ high-temperature industrial activity. This allowed the client to verify the site’s physical and operational condition remotely and reduce the need for site visits. We’re looking forward to continuing our collaboration with SatVu and adding thermal data to our multi-source intelligence for new client monitoring projects 🤝 🔗 Read the full case study on the website: https://lnkd.in/eszZVU7c

Our team is back after World Space Business Week #WSBW26 in Paris 🛰️ It was a pleasure to meet colleagues across the EO industry, share our updates, and explore new partnerships. Partnerships that give us access to new data sources are especially valuable to us, since combining different types of data is key to delivering more complete and reliable results for clients. At EOSDA, we aim to use all relevant data available to produce the most accurate analysis possible. We combine optical, SAR, thermal, and other contextual data because each source provides a different perspective on what is happening on the ground and helps us see whether the available evidence points in the same direction. We'll keep the conversations started in Paris going and hope to see many of you again at the next conference. Taras Duda Artem Berehovyi Viktor L.

EOS Data Analytics is joining the NASA POWER Global Community Summit 2026. Oleksii Neskorovnyi, Head of Custom Solutions & Intelligence at EOSDA, will speak on the keynote panel “Regional Resiliency for the Future” alongside representatives of the Virginia Department of Energy, the City of Virginia Beach, and NASEO - National Association of State Energy Officials. Oleksii will share his perspective on how Earth observation, modeling, and AI can help regions anticipate risks, close monitoring gaps, and strengthen resilience across agriculture, infrastructure, and energy. 📅 September 22, 2026, 11:45 AM ET 📍 Online Register here: https://lnkd.in/e-TCEqED NASA Langley Research Center

Our team is attending World Space Business Week in Paris. The conference, hosted by Novaspace, brings together Earth observation business leaders who are shaping the future of the industry. We’re looking forward to connecting with our peers in the space industry to discuss potential collaborations and explore how EOSDA can contribute to your current and future projects. To book a meeting, please reach out to Taras Duda, Artem Berehovyi, or Viktor L. directly on LinkedIn. #WSBW26

Agrocentro’s technical advisors in Guatemala and Honduras spent around 40% of their working time traveling between fields, making continuous crop monitoring challenging. Agrocentro integrated Crop Monitoring to remotely monitor fields with satellite imagery and vegetation indices. In 2026, the team tracked 83 fields across 472 hectares and 16 crops, helping identify crop stress earlier and prioritize field visits more efficiently. Satellite monitoring now supports faster, more data-driven decisions across Agrocentro’s operations. 🔗 Read the full case study https://lnkd.in/eMe9aPdt

Our forest monitoring project in Portugal reached a new milestone. In partnership with CIM Coimbra under ESA’s InCubed programme, we delivered updated satellite maps to help local teams manage seasonal wildfire risks. The updated analysis shows recent changes in forest cover and marks high-risk areas near roads and towns. Local emergency services can now use our precise maps to plan fire prevention and allocate resources where ignition risk is highest. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eeVytERe European Space Agency - ESA Região Metropolitana de Coimbra - Coimbra Metropolitan Region

Join us live on the Digital Ag Global podcast! Yevgenii Marchenko, Crop Monitoring Intelligence Specialist, is discussing how remote sensing can help growers and agribusinesses monitor their fields and make data-based decisions. Topics include: 🟢 real-world applications of satellite analytics in agriculture; 🟢 common misconceptions and current limitations of remote sensing; 🟢 practical examples of how growers use Crop Monitoring in their daily workflows; 🟢 the role of AI in making satellite insights more accessible and actionable. Yevgenii is joined by Luděk Novák, CEO of Agrinova Consulting. The discussion is moderated by Yurii Kovalchuk, CEO at Qaltivate, and Clyde Graham, Agri-Business Consultant. 🔗 We’ve just started — join the live broadcast and send your questions: https://lnkd.in/eGcsa9zj

How does remote sensing help growers and agribusinesses monitor their fields and make data-based decisions? In the upcoming episode of the Digital Ag Global podcast, we will discuss real-world applications, common misconceptions, current limitations, and the evolving role of AI in making remote sensing more accessible and valuable for agriculture. 🟢 Yevgenii Marchenko, Crop Monitoring Intelligence Specialist at EOS Data Analytics, will explain in detail how to turn satellite data into actionable insights for agriculture. 🟢 Luděk Novák, CEO of Agrinova Consulting, will share a practical perspective from growers who use the Crop Monitoring platform in their daily workflows. 🟢 Yurii Kovalchuk, CEO at Qaltivate, and Clyde Graham, Agri-Business Consultant, will moderate the discussion. 🔗 Join the live broadcast on LinkedIn, organized by Qaltivate, and don’t miss the chance to ask your questions: https://lnkd.in/eGcsa9zj