Effigis, Earth Observation Service Provider for the European Space Agency
Effigis is now part of a consortium of service providers selected by the European Space Agency's Earth Observation Clinic.
An automated satellite image interpretation application based on artificial intelligence is awarded federal R & D funding
Effigis Geo-Solutions (Effigis) announces a CANARIE federal funding for a research and development project led by principal investigator Yacine Bouroubi, who is a collaborator at Effigis and professor in the Applied Geomatics Department at Université de Sherbrooke.
New era in geological mapping
Multispectral satellite imagery enables high-precision predictive mapping for large territories around the world.
Québec Floods 2017
Series of satellite images covering the floods that occurred in Quebec in the spring of 2017.
DEEPSAT: FOR ACCURATE AUTOMATED AGRICULTURAL PEST SCOUTING
Effigis’s Earth Observation Team helps develop a solution that rationally uses agricultural inputs.
Drones to Obtain Quality 3D Stereoscopic Models
The upsurge in the use of sensors installed in pilot-less devices, known as drones, to acquire aerial images has given new life to photogrammetric applications. It was not so long ago that these applications were reserved for specialists who had mastered the mathematical principles of camera modelling, image block aerotriangulation and geometric correction.
Earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan: Ground Displacement of More Than 30 cm
Using two SENTINEL-1A radar images acquired on March 27 and April 20, 2016, and differential interferometry (DInSAR), the Effigis Earth Observation team measured the ground displacement that took place following this earthquake.
Satellite Imaging of a Forest Fire: To See the Ground Clearer
High-resolution satellite images acquired in urgent mode can be used to plan and manage interventions during a natural disaster (forest fire, earthquake, flood).
Latest Update | May 4 and 5, 2016 Satellite Images of the Fort McMurray Forest Fire
Using Landsat 7 and 8 satellite images, we see the extent of the natural disaster that has been raging since May 1, 2016 at Fort McMurray (Alberta).
Before and After: Two Satellite Images Showing the Extent of the Fort McMurray Forest Fire
Landsat-7 and 8 satellite images allow to see the extent of this natural disaster.