GEOAP provides geospatial solutions that combine satellite remote sensing with artificial intelligence to address water and climate challenges. Its platform suite includes Aquatrends, which detects, monitors, and forecasts hydroclimatic trends, and OpenSDI, a spatial data infrastructure for managing, visualizing, and analyzing geospatial datasets.
Funding
$10K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Organizations that need to monitor water resources, land use, and environmental risks often lack the technical capacity to process large volumes of satellite imagery and extract timely, actionable insights. Traditional geospatial workflows require specialized expertise and fragmented tools, leading to delayed decision‑making and suboptimal resource management.
Solution
GEOAP delivers a suite of ready‑to‑use geospatial software that combines satellite remote sensing with artificial intelligence to automate the detection, monitoring, and forecasting of hydro‑climatic trends. The Aquatrends platform ingests global satellite data, applies AI models to identify water‑related patterns, and generates forecasts that can be accessed through intuitive dashboards. OpenSDI provides a cloud‑based spatial data infrastructure for storing, visualizing, and analyzing diverse geospatial datasets, supporting custom queries and map services. Geoversity offers an open GeoHub that supplies curated geodata for academic and research projects. All products are delivered as SaaS solutions with tiered pricing, enabling organizations to scale usage without investing in in‑house GIS expertise.
Target Audience
Primary customers include government water agencies, environmental NGOs, agribusiness firms, urban planners, and research institutions that require reliable, up‑to‑date geospatial intelligence for sustainable resource management.
Features
- AI‑driven analytics pipeline that processes multi‑sensor satellite imagery to produce water‑resource indicators and forecasts
- Integrated spatial data infrastructure (OpenSDI) with web‑based visualization, layer management, and analytical tools
- Open geodata repository (Geoversity) providing free access to curated datasets for scientific research
- API and SDK support for seamless integration of geospatial insights into existing workflows and decision‑support systems
- Cloud‑hosted platform with role‑based access control, multi‑user collaboration, and customizable dashboards
- Sector‑specific modules for water management, land‑use planning, and natural‑risk assessment