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Air quality & environment

Continuous air-quality intelligence for regions where ground stations are sparse — satellite-derived AQI at scale.

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  • AQI trend
  • Hotspot detection
  • Seasonal pattern
  • Source proximity

How we support you

What air quality teams use EarthNow for

Environmental agencies, ESG teams, and industry use satellite-derived air-quality indicators to monitor trends, hotspots, and compliance beyond station coverage.

  • Regional AQI monitoring

    Core benefit: Wall-to-wall coverage instead of isolated station readings.

  • Hotspot identification

    Core benefit: Localize persistent pollution sources for targeted action.

  • Trend & seasonality analysis

    Core benefit: Separate policy impact from seasonal effects with history.

  • Industrial-zone screening

    Core benefit: Screen large areas before committing field teams.

  • Burning & haze events

    Core benefit: Track stubble burning and seasonal haze with daily fire and aerosol data.

Our solutions

Solutions for air quality

Deliverables

The outputs we deliver

  • Original data layers

    GeoJSON, KML, SHP, and GeoTIFF datasets, ready for your GIS stack.

  • Decision-ready reports

    PDF reports that summarize findings for rapid response and easy sharing.

  • Interactive smart maps

    Cloud-based maps with time-series views for spatial analysis.

Why EarthNow

Built for recurring, decision-grade monitoring

  • Insights, not raw pixels

    Alerts, KPIs, and reports your team can act on — not data layers to decode.

  • Any boundary, any level

    Country to village, or draw your own boundary — analytics follow your geography.

  • Recurring by design

    Baselines first, then continuous monitoring — change shows up against evidence.

  • Multi-sensor coverage

    Optical, thermal, and radar sources keep observations coming through clouds and seasons.

  • Decision-ready delivery

    GIS layers, smart maps, and PDF reports that fit how your organization already works.

  • Built for Indian geographies

    Admin hierarchies, crop calendars, and monsoon dynamics are first-class, not afterthoughts.

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