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Habitat classification map
Standardized, comparable layers.
Biodiversity & Habitats
From satellite
From satellite
to species.
Habitat classification, ecological connectivity, conservation status continuous, science-based monitoring at landscape scale.
500,000 km²
Mapped to date
Since 2018
Operational
EUNIS · CLC
Standards compatible
What we monitor
What we monitor
- Habitat classification Continuous mapping of natural habitats at landscape scale.
- Vegetation dynamics Seasonal and inter-annual change in vegetation cover.
- Ecological connectivity Detect corridors and barriers across the territory.
- Wetland monitoring Surface change, water permanence, vegetation transitions.
- Invasive species Pressure indices for known invasive populations.
- Habitat fragmentation Patch size, edge density, isolation indices.
- Phenological cycles Timing of growth and senescence across years.
- Conservation status Track health and trajectory of protected sites.
Indicators
Key indicators
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Vegetation diversity index
Compositional richness over time.
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Fragmentation rate
Patch metrics across the landscape.
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Ecological connectivity
Corridor integrity score.
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Phenological metrics
Start, peak and end of season.
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Wetland surface change
Area gained or lost per epoch.
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Invasive pressure index
Hotspot identification and trend.
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Conservation status score
Composite health of protected areas.
What we deliver
What we deliver
Habitat maps
High-resolution, standardized maps EUNIS and CLC compatible.
Indicators
Science-based metrics to measure and track ecosystem health.
Long-term monitoring
Time series from satellite data to detect trends and change.
Dashboards
Interactive web dashboards for exploration and decision support.
Reporting support
Custom reports aligned with EU, national and international requirements.
Applications
Where it lands
Nature reserves · monitor & manage biodiversity in protected areas
Environmental agencies · national & regional reporting
Ecological studies · impact assessments & planning
Protected areas · conservation strategies & effectiveness
Why CASSIA
A traditional survey takes weeks.
A traditional survey takes weeks.
A satellite pass takes a morning.
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Continuous monitoring
No field teams required. Satellites pass overhead every few days.
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Full spatial coverage
Wall-to-wall, repeatable, standardized not a sample of plots.
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Drastic cost reduction
A fraction of what traditional surveys cost and far more often.
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AI-powered indicators
Decision-ready metrics not raw rasters you have to interpret.
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Weeks → hours
From data acquisition to actionable map, in a single working day.
Start here
Map a habitat,
Map a habitat,
measure a trend.
Send us the perimeter of a protected area or study site. We will return a habitat classification and a connectivity report within a week.