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ABH-04Use case

Araṇya

अरण्य

the forestSatellite Forest & Land-Change Intelligence

ForestryConservationDisaster mgmt

What if you could watch a whole forest breathe — every clearing, every season, every tree it's losing — on your own computers?

A forest department gets oceans of satellite imagery and almost no way to turn it into action without shipping it to a foreign cloud.

The situation

A state forest department, watching a reserve through the seasons

Araṇya · scenario playing
−1 TREE LOST⚠ NEW CLEARING · −4.2%ANALYSED ON THE DEPARTMENT'S OWN SERVERS · NO CLOUD

The reserve spans thousands of square kilometres no patrol can cover. Each satellite pass is read by Araṇya on the department's own workstation. It tracks the forest as it greens and thins with the seasons, marks where people are pushing in at the edges, follows the health of each forest type — and flags the loss of even a single canopy, long before it becomes a clearing.

How it plays out

Step by step

  1. 01

    The forest is watched over time

    Each multispectral satellite pass is read locally and compared across seasons and years.

  2. 02

    It reads cover, type & health

    Araṇya classifies forest type and canopy health, and tracks how each grows or declines by season.

  3. 03

    It catches change early

    From a single lost tree to creeping encroachment to a burn scar — and where habitat and corridors are thinning for wildlife.

  4. 04

    It points to what's coming

    It projects where loss is trending, so rangers reach the valley before it's gone.

ABH-04 · readout live
FOREST CHANGE · ON-DEVICE · NO CLOUD▼ LOSS 3 · ▲ GAIN 1

The system itself

Under the bonnet

Classifies forest cover and type from multispectral satellite imagery and tracks it across seasons and years — mapping deforestation, encroachment, burn scars and vegetation stress, the seasonal growth and decline of different forest types, and the habitat and corridor change that drives pressure on wildlife. It catches the loss of even a single canopy and turns a flood of imagery into a living picture of how a forest is moving.

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What it means for you

The bottom line

  • Tracks cover, forest type and seasonal growth
  • Catches loss down to a single tree, early
  • Maps encroachment & habitat change over time
  • Runs on the department's own hardware — data stays sovereign