Agricultural land analysis using satellite imagery monitoring
Satplat services
For the first time, Set Pellet company monitors agricultural land in a specialized and professional manner using the most advanced remote sensing methods and provides services to dear farmers, including the following services.
Services
Service description
You can check the health and density of your farm weekly by registering your land in the system and accessing the index map.
Weather and climate information can help determine the optimal timing for agricultural operations in each region.
Calculating the amount of crop production in the Satplat system for each agricultural land is done in both forward-looking and backward-looking ways.
With the help of this service, your land will suffer less damage, you will pay less for the purchase of poisons, and you will contribute to saving the environment and protect the health of citizens.
Continuous monitoring of soil moisture in agricultural areas helps the user to check the efficiency of uniform water distribution in fields and gardens.
Planting compatible crops with the soil texture of the field makes it easier to deliver water, fertilizer, and pesticides. With a soil texture map, farmers can quickly identify the soil type of each area on their farm without the need for costly soil testing and travel.
This allows the farmer to compare the growth of his crop with the growth of the crop in normal conditions and to do crop management (irrigation, fertilization spraying, etc.) at the right time and with the knowledge of the growth status.
By using the time series graph, you can check and compare the growth rate of the crop in the current crop season and even the crop seasons of several years ago.
This chart is useful in predicting the harvest time, estimating crop yield, planning agricultural operations, and also for managing water resources.
Accurate estimation of transpiration and plant water requirements plays a crucial role in improving water consumption management, identifying crops, determining critical land points, assessing crop performance, understanding plant physiology, and ultimately enhancing water use efficiency.
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What our partners Farmers and Agricultural Company say
Monitored images