Solutions
One platform, three kinds of record
Lisaris reads the open satellite archive over the ground you name and hands back a dated record: a document you can forward, and the map layers behind it. A workspace is set up for one of three kinds of work.
EUDR and forestry
Plot evidence for EUDR files, a harvest record for every cutting block, and a dated record of every stand after a storm.
02Agriculture
A weekly record for every field under your own name, with its history back to 1984, for agronomy teams, consultants and crop insurers.
03Insurance and finance
Dated records for claims, assets and portfolios: flood, fire, storm, construction progress and climate hazard.
Plot evidence
One evidence document per plot: what the open record shows stood on the ground in each dry season before the cutoff.
Archive imagery review
For plots the open record could not settle, a named reader files a dated reading of a sub-metre scene from before the cutoff.
Cases
Every withheld plot and every alert is worked as a case, with an append-only record you can show a competent authority.
Supplier requests
Ask a supplier for boundaries, planting records or a land title through a link that needs no account, and import what comes back.
Shipments and statements
Group the plots behind a consignment, get the shipment report, and export the statement in the Information System’s field order.
Evidence pack and share links
Hand one plot’s evidence to a buyer, a platform or an auditor: a PDF and ZIP pack, and a revocable link that needs no sign-in.
Storm stand record
After a storm, a dated record of every stand, ranked by where to send a drone or a forester first.
Harvest block record
A record per cutting block: forest at the cutoff, and still forest after the harvest. Laid out for the statement.
EUDR area analysis
Forest at the cutoff and recorded change since, over a sourcing zone or concession, with every plot on it read the same way.
Forest cover change
Forest cover at a start date, and the loss and gain between two dates, with the Landsat trajectory behind it.
Burnt area and damage degree
The burnt extent of a fire and its damage degree in five classes, with hectares and shares, for owners and claims desks.
Forest health
Where a stand reads below its own recent years at the same time of year, in decline and confirmed decline classes.
Tree species
Dominant tree species over an area, from your own species polygons or the national species map where one exists.
Field register and weekly record
One clear look a week for every field, read against its own earlier seasons and marked steady or moved.
43-year field history
One bar a year for every field since 1984, each naming its sensor, with the field’s highest and lowest seasons.
Management zones
Split a field into three to five zones from its own last several seasons, and attach a rate per zone for export.
Scouting app
The field register on a phone: this week’s status, tasks and photos pinned to the field, and work that keeps going offline.
White label editions
The field record under your own name, with a workspace for each grower you serve and every record issued by you.
Crop classification
What crop stood on an area in a season, as a map and as parcels, with your own field truth taking precedence where you have it.
Land cover classification
An area classified into ESA WorldCover classes for a chosen season, and what changed between two periods.
Field boundaries
Candidate field outlines over an area for one closed season, each with a confidence by field size, for review.
Yield prediction
A per-field yield estimate with an 80 percent interval, and the back-test of the county model behind it printed beside it.
Soil moisture
Whether the soil is wetter or drier than normal right now, at the surface and at root depth, against the field’s own history.
Agroclimatic report
A one-page season brief: heat units, rain, frost and heat days, drought and soil moisture, against the area’s own normal.
Disease risk forecast
A daily risk class for the next 14 days from published disease models, run on the field’s own weather forecast.
Variable-rate maps
Management zones from this season’s vegetation, the field’s terrain and its moisture pattern, with a rate per zone.
Season analytics
Growth stage, the season against earlier ones, the fields to look at first, and a season-end PDF under your brand.
Flood extent and risk
Where water stood after a flood, read from radar, which parcels sat in it, and a terrain exposure class for the ground.
Climate risk scan
Seven hazard classes for every asset in a book, from long weather records and public hazard archives.
Insurance and finance
A dated record for every claim and asset
Insurance and finance in fullClaims validation
A dated before and after record of a claim parcel, read from the scenes on either side of the date of loss.
Asset status check
Each asset in a book read against its own previous three years, with the ones that changed beyond their usual range marked.
Construction progress
A monthly built share for a construction site, with a dated satellite image beside every month.
Flood extent and risk
Where water stood after a flood, read from radar, which parcels sat in it, and a terrain exposure class for the ground.
Damage mapping
A before and after read of one area after one event: changed ground, built-up damage candidates, and screens over water.
Climate risk scan
Seven hazard classes for every asset in a book, from long weather records and public hazard archives.
Portfolio monitoring
One view of a registered book: the latest flood, fire, forest and site records for each asset, with changed assets first.
Storm stand record
After a storm, a dated record of every stand, ranked by where to send a drone or a forester first.
Forest cover change
Forest cover at a start date, and the loss and gain between two dates, with the Landsat trajectory behind it.
Burnt area and damage degree
The burnt extent of a fire and its damage degree in five classes, with hectares and shares, for owners and claims desks.
Crop classification
What crop stood on an area in a season, as a map and as parcels, with your own field truth taking precedence where you have it.
Land cover classification
An area classified into ESA WorldCover classes for a chosen season, and what changed between two periods.
Field boundaries
Candidate field outlines over an area for one closed season, each with a confidence by field size, for review.
Yield prediction
A per-field yield estimate with an 80 percent interval, and the back-test of the county model behind it printed beside it.
Soil moisture
Whether the soil is wetter or drier than normal right now, at the surface and at root depth, against the field’s own history.