Orbital and Suborbital Intelligence Platform
We build intelligence decision systems powered by Earth observation data. Transforming satellite sensor data into tools that protect water, air, infrastructure, and communities.
Get Early AccessMacroPlanet builds applications that translate free, open NASA satellite data into decision-ready intelligence for the agencies, districts, and departments that manage the systems everyone depends on.
An automated discovery engine that surfaces hidden cross-domain relationships in Earth observation data, connecting ocean patterns to crop outcomes, radiance shifts to water stress, and feeds findings into ecosystem services valuation models.
Discovery & ValuationFlood risk simulation for county planning boards. Input a proposed development, see what happens downstream. Which properties flood, how long water stays. Grounded in satellite-observed outcomes from comparable sites.
Flood & DevelopmentGroundwater early warning for rural water districts. Integrating GRACE, SMAP, IMERG, and Landsat data to project when supply drops below critical thresholds, giving managers years of advance notice, in plain English.
Water SecurityUrban green space equity mapping and simulation. Compare park sites by projected temperature reduction, air quality improvement, and stormwater capture, or quantify what's lost when green space is sold for development.
Urban & EquityMethane emissions verification using NASA EMIT plume detections and TROPOMI regional data. Flags discrepancies between satellite-observed and self-reported emissions and generates prioritized inspection lists for state agencies, all from free data.
Emissions & EnforcementInfrastructure deterioration monitoring using NASA's OPERA surface displacement product, detecting ground movement down to 1mm. Overlays displacement data on asset inventories to flag subsiding bridges, roads, and buildings before failures occur.
InfrastructureMacroPlanet is currently in development. Leave your email and we'll let you know when our first tools are ready for early access.