The company mundialis specializes in the evaluation of remote sensing data and the processing of voluminous geodata with the help of powerful computing centers. Free and open source geo-information systems are used and further developed which allow tailor-made solutions for the customer. One focus is on the processing of the Sentinel satellite data from the European Copernicus program, whose time series are evaluated automatically and offered in the form of standardized web services. Satellite data covering large areas provide information on current changes in land use, soil moisture, surface temperature or vegetation status in the agricultural and forestry context. Based on these data, mundialis offers scalable products which can be seamlessly integrated into existing applications due to the standardized interfaces. Mundialis’ customers include space agencies, research institutes, international organizations, as well as the private sector in the fields of telecommunications, logistics and health.
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Mundialis specializes in the processing of voluminous geospatial and remote sensing data and offers scalable products for administration and businesses.
The company mundialis (https://www.mundialis.de) specializes in the evaluation of remote sensing data and the processing of voluminous geodata with the help of powerful computing centers. Free and open source geo-information systems are used, which allow tailor-made solutions for the customer. One focus is on the processing of the Sentinel satellite data from the European Copernicus program, whose time series are evaluated automatically and offered in the form of standardized web services. Satellite data covering large areas provide information on current changes in land use, soil moisture, surface temperature or vegetation status in the agricultural and forestry context. Based on these data, mundialis offers scalable products which can be seamlessly integrated into existing applications due to the standardized interfaces. Mundialis’ customers include space agencies, research institutes, international organizations, as well as the private sector in the fields of telecommunications, logistics and health.
