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06 / Satellite Intelligence · Service

Know where to plant. Know where to intervene.

Our satellite analysis service identifies priority areas for planting and tree care. Heat, vegetation and water patterns guide field diagnosis, root-zone interventions and monitoring.

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Riyadh / Screening study

Read the landscape.
Focus the field work.

These extracts examine vegetation, moisture signals and drainage context across Riyadh. Read together, they help identify where to investigate conditions for planting, existing-tree care and AquaVault pilots.

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Vegetation & moisture signal

Riyadh — Vegetation & moisture signalView full drawing ⤢
Darker blue-green areas trace the vegetation and moisture-vigor signal, including parts of the wadi corridor. The pattern helps focus field investigation.
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Existing green infrastructure

Riyadh — Existing green infrastructureView full drawing ⤢
Green areas reveal vegetation patterns within the urban fabric. Their distribution helps identify existing green spaces, corridors and gaps.
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Wadi & drainage context

Riyadh — Wadi & drainage contextView full drawing ⤢
Blue lines show the drainage context. They guide questions about terrain, runoff routes and where occasional rainfall may be retained.
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Intervention opportunity screening

Riyadh — Intervention opportunity screeningView full drawing ⤢
Magenta areas are candidate zones from a combined screening. Site access, soil, water, services and practical feasibility determine the next step.

Study extracts from AquaVault Satellite Intelligence, Riyadh. Original map extent, colours, scale bars and attribution are preserved. These views support prioritisation; they are not surveyed planting locations or measured project outcomes.

A connected workflow

From satellite to root zone.

A common project framework for cities, developers, consultants and implementation partners.

  1. 01

    Satellite screening

    Find spatial patterns of heat and vegetation.

  2. 02

    Spatial interpretation

    Relate patterns to land cover and site context.

  3. 03

    Field diagnosis

    Check the tree, roots, soil and water on site.

  4. 04

    Root-zone intervention

    Specify the appropriate method and installation.

  5. 05

    Monitoring

    Follow the site and tree response over time.

From screening to specification

Match the system
to the place.

Field diagnosis turns spatial priorities into a practical brief: tree species, soil, rooting space, water quality and maintenance. That brief guides the planting system or root-zone intervention, followed by a monitored pilot.

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Start with your site

Plan the next step for your landscape.

Tell us about the trees, the site and the challenge. We can discuss a technical approach, a field intervention or a monitored pilot.

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