Multi-source LiDAR audit
Airborne, drone and terrestrial LiDAR combined with satellite imagery and field surveys: point clouds classified to the centimetre, which become our reference data to train, validate and improve our models.
AnemoneAnemone unifies satellite imagery and multi-source data to detect weak signals, anticipate risks and manage your assets at scale.
Each sector has its own tool, built on the same data pipeline, to the same operational standard. Technology designed for governments, institutions and organisations with high operational stakes.

Monitor, qualify and anticipate the condition of infrastructure and territories.

Manage energy networks, detect corridor anomalies and secure generation assets.

Map environmental dynamics and anticipate natural hazards.

Measure crop vigour, anticipate water stress and guide interventions.

Track extraction, secure perimeters and qualify how mining sites evolve.
Multi-source ingestion, spatio-temporal fusion, reasoning and sovereign delivery, one pipeline that turns heterogeneous streams into usable intelligence.
Airborne, drone and terrestrial LiDAR combined with satellite imagery and field surveys: point clouds classified to the centimetre, which become our reference data to train, validate and improve our models.
Working from LiDAR relief, our models compute runoff, map active gullies and anticipate their upstream progression, so teams can act before failure.
Volumes measured remotely from satellite and aerial imagery, complemented by LiDAR: stockpiles, cut and fill calculated to the cubic metre and tracked from one acquisition to the next, with no site visit.
Institutions, operators and critical organisations rely on Anemone to turn imagery into concrete, field-ready decisions.

Anemone builds geospatial intelligence platforms for governments, institutions and enterprises that must detect earlier, see wider and act faster, without giving up data sovereignty.
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