Forest canopy

Building the data foundation for ecosystem intelligence.

We build data infrastructure for ecological intelligence — combining AI, remote sensing, and field science to create live models of ecosystem condition. We deliver the intelligence organisations need to understand ecosystem condition, forecast ecological change, and restore ecosystems.

AOI-IOM-01 · South Barrule · Isle of Man

54.09°N · 4.72°W · Upland Heath & Plantation · 483m asl

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Satellite

S2 · Landsat · S1

UAV LiDAR

ALS · TLS

DTM

Elevation

Acoustics

Passive audio

Biomass

t/ha

Canopy height

m

Biodiversity

BNG score

Growth

ha/yr

Mortality

ha/yr

Biomass

48.3 t/ha

mean · ±6.1

Canopy ht

7.4 m

p95 dominant

Biodiversity

3.2 BNG

habitat units

Growth

+14 ha/yr

afforestation

Mortality

3.2 ha/yr

dieback det.

54.09°N · 4.72°W · 483m asl
Processing
Annual estimate2025
01

Restoration & Biodiversity Monitoring

From drone transects and acoustic surveys to repeat satellite sampling — we build verifiable recovery trajectories. Habitat baselines, species detection, and long-term change records that meet BNG, TNFD, and nature market audit requirements. Methods: UAV survey, TLS, bioacoustics, satellite time-series.

Instance segmented point cloud
TLS point cloud
02

Carbon & Nature Markets

MRV-grade measurement from field to satellite. We quantify above-ground biomass and carbon stock using TLS-derived allometrics, LiDAR canopy structure, and satellite embeddings — producing audit-ready outputs aligned to Woodland Carbon Code, BNG statutory metric, CSRD, and TNFD disclosure.

03

Landscape Intelligence

Digital twin-scale modelling for risk and resilience. Flood exposure, windthrow probability, storm impact corridors, and infrastructure hazard derived from high-resolution terrain, canopy structure, and hydrological models. Designed for government, infrastructure managers, and institutional clients operating at catchment to national scale.

Academic background

University College LondonUniversity College London
Queen Mary University of LondonQueen Mary University of London
University of CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge
Royal Holloway, University of LondonRoyal Holloway, University of London
Institute of Zoology, ZSLInstitute of Zoology, ZSL
Forest ResearchForest Research
University College LondonUniversity College London
Queen Mary University of LondonQueen Mary University of London
University of CambridgeUniversity of Cambridge
Royal Holloway, University of LondonRoyal Holloway, University of London
Institute of Zoology, ZSLInstitute of Zoology, ZSL
Forest ResearchForest Research

Live proof of concept

The Isle of Man as digital twin.

An integrated ecosystem measurement system where continuous multimodal data — eco-acoustics, spectral biodiversity, 3D forest structure, terrain, and real-time satellite embeddings — feed learning systems that map complex ecosystems at landscape scale.

The model captures ecosystem condition, biodiversity patterns, structural dynamics, and how these evolve across the island. You can interrogate it to understand which habitats are thriving, where critical shifts are occurring, how resilient different areas are to change, and how upstream ecosystems cascade to downstream condition.

As a secondary capability: these same ecosystem insights reveal how natural systems inform infrastructure vulnerability and exposure. This is what integrated ecosystem measurement looks like — not monitoring three separate metrics, but building a learning system that understands how complex natural systems work, change, and interconnect.

Habitat baseline: island-wide classification at 10m

Carbon monitoring: TLS-calibrated woodland carbon stocks

Risk modelling: flood and windthrow exposure, full road network

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Isle of Man · Digital twin coverage

Trusted by

Defra UK

Outputs aligned to:

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG)·Woodland Carbon Code·TNFD·CSRD