Green crop fields viewed from above
Crop MonitoringAvailable

Satellite Images

Review repeat observations of fields and compare usable imagery through time.

What it covers

Satellite Images capabilities

Acquisition timeline

Find available dates and distinguish usable from cloud-affected scenes.

Visual comparison

Compare natural-colour and analytical views across dates.

Field clipping

Focus imagery and statistics on the selected boundary.

Workflow

How it fits into operations

  1. 01

    Select fields

    Use verified boundaries and choose a monitoring period.

  2. 02

    Observe

    Combine usable satellite acquisitions with relevant weather context.

  3. 03

    Compare

    Review indices, field zones, and change against earlier dates or seasons.

  4. 04

    Respond

    Prioritize scouting, document observations, and plan the next action.

Outputs

What teams can take forward

  • Field imagery

    Map-ready observations for a selected date.

  • Time comparison

    Visual evidence of change between acquisitions.

Interpretation and limitations

Remote-sensing indicators describe observed surface conditions; they do not diagnose a crop problem on their own.

  • Cloud, revisit frequency, pixel size, and boundary accuracy affect what can be seen.
  • Index values vary with crop, growth stage, soil background, atmosphere, and sensor.
  • High-impact agronomic decisions should combine imagery with field inspection and local expertise.

Put land intelligence to work

Create an account or sign in to explore the available Earthasoft workflow.

Create an account