From Raw Satellite Data to Decision-Ready Intelligence

Satellite Imagery Analysis. One Question. Complete Output.

Ask what you want to know about any location on Earth. Klarety agents access every major satellite source automatically, process the imagery, compute the right indices and models, and return a complete, cited analysis. No GIS software. No remote sensing expertise. No setup.

All major satellite sources accessed automaticallyAny spectral index or imagery analysis availableOutputs include processed imagery, models, charts, and methodologyHistorical data back to 1972 via Landsat

Built for your workflows

Satellite imagery contains valuable intelligence, but traditional remote sensing requires specialized software and months of training

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The Problem

Satellite imagery contains the physical reality of what is happening on Earth, updated every few days. But accessing it has always required specialized software, processing knowledge, and technical expertise that most teams do not have. The data exists. Getting an answer from it has been the barrier.

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What Is Now Possible

Sentinel-1 SAR images through clouds and at night. Sentinel-2 provides 10-meter optical coverage globally every 5 days. Landsat extends historical analysis back to 1972. MODIS delivers daily global data. NAIP provides sub-meter resolution across the US. All of it is publicly available. Klarety agents access and process it automatically.

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How Klarety Works

You ask a question in plain English about what is happening at a location. Agents select the right satellite sources, access them, write Python code to process the imagery, execute that code, compute the relevant indices and models, and return the complete output with all processed imagery, charts, statistical results, code, and methodology. You contribute the question. Everything else is handled.

Satellite Analysis Capabilities

Multi-Source Imagery: Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 data with 10-30 meter resolution. Electro-optical imagery for visual analysis and monitoring. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) for all-weather observations. Regular updates every 4-6 days in populated areas.

Specialized Indices

NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) for agricultural monitoring. NDWI (Normalized Difference Water Index) for water body analysis. Burn Area Index for fire damage assessment. Global land cover classification for comprehensive terrain analysis.

Automated Processing

Ground truth validation for accuracy assurance. Statistical analysis with confidence intervals. Natural language queries eliminate technical barriers. Real-time processing for urgent applications.

Technical Capabilities

Satellite Sources: Sentinel-1 SAR, Sentinel-2 optical imagery. Spatial Resolution: 10-30 meters depending on analysis type. Temporal Resolution: 4-6 day revisit cycle globally.

Technical Capabilities

Professional-grade satellite analysis with validated accuracy

Satellite Sources

Sentinel-1 SAR, Sentinel-2, Landsat (1972 to present), MODIS, NAIP, NASA SMAP, GRACE, GPM, ERA5-Land, Copernicus

Spatial Resolution

10 meter Sentinel-2, sub-meter NAIP, 30 meter Landsat, all-weather Sentinel-1 SAR

Update Frequency

5 day Sentinel-2 repeat, daily MODIS, SAR any time regardless of weather

Spectral Indices

NDVI, NDWI, NDMI, NDSI, NBR, EVI, SAVI, Burn Area Index, and any other index required

Change Detection Accuracy

95% or higher, statistically validated with confidence intervals in every output

Output Formats

GeoTIFF, COG, GeoJSON, SHP, KML, CSV, JSON, PNG, Python code, methodology documents

Satellite Analysis Capabilities

Advanced remote sensing intelligence made accessible

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Artificial Intelligence

Every Satellite Source, Selected Automatically

Klarety agents access Sentinel-1 SAR for all-weather and night-time analysis, Sentinel-2 optical at 10 meter resolution, Landsat for historical coverage back to 1972, MODIS for daily global temperature and vegetation data, NAIP for sub-meter resolution in the United States, and NASA Earth data products including SMAP soil moisture, GRACE groundwater, and GPM precipitation. You never specify a satellite name or configure a data source. Agents choose what is appropriate for your question and access it automatically.

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Features

Any Spectral Index or Analysis, Computed On Demand

NDVI for vegetation health and crop monitoring. NDWI for water body detection and flood mapping. NDMI for moisture stress. NDSI for snow cover. NBR for burn area severity. EVI and SAVI for canopy and soil-adjusted vegetation. Agents compute any index relevant to your question, and go further: image segmentation, object detection, land cover classification, building footprint detection, and any other pixel-level or feature-level analysis a remote sensing expert would run.

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Productivity

Complete Output, Not Raw Data

A Klarety satellite analysis does not return a raster file for you to interpret. It returns the finished intelligence: processed imagery with appropriate composites and color palettes, all computed index maps, statistical summaries with confidence intervals, charts, narrative findings in plain English, every source cited with metadata, and all files downloadable in GeoTIFF, GeoJSON, CSV, and Python formats. All code that ran is shown. Every number is traceable to a calculation.

ROI & Impact Metrics

Continuous monitoring vs periodic site visits

Minutes to full output

versus days or weeks waiting for a specialist or consultant

Any team member can run it

no GIS training or remote sensing background required

Every source cited

all code shown, all methodology documented, every result reproducible

Any location on Earth

historical data from 1972, current imagery updated every few days

Customer Success Stories

What professionals are saying about satellite intelligence

  • "Our team monitors vegetation health across our agricultural assets without waiting for a GIS specialist. We ask the question, agents run the NDVI and soil moisture analysis, and we have results the same day."
    Dr. Sarah MitchellEnvironmental Director, AgriTech Solutions
  • "We produce satellite-backed alternative data signals for our investment team that would have taken weeks to build through a traditional remote sensing workflow. Now it comes from a plain-English question."
    James ChenRemote Sensing Manager, Environmental Consulting Corp
  • "We track changes across 30 infrastructure sites globally. The 4 to 6 day update frequency means we always have current satellite intelligence, not a quarterly summary that is already outdated."
    Maria RodriguezOperations Director, Infrastructure Monitoring Inc

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Klarety and our satellite analysis platform.

Any analysis a qualified remote sensing analyst or GIS professional would perform. This includes spectral index computation (NDVI, NDWI, NDMI, NDSI, NBR, EVI, SAVI, Burn Area Index, and others), image segmentation, object detection and classification, building footprint detection, land cover classification, change detection across any time range, time-series analysis, flood mapping, thermal analysis, and more. Agents select the appropriate analysis type based on your question automatically.
Klarety agents automatically access all major publicly available Earth observation sources: Sentinel-1 SAR for all-weather and night-time coverage, Sentinel-2 optical at 10 meter resolution, Landsat for historical data back to 1972, MODIS for daily global monitoring, NAIP for sub-meter resolution across the United States, NASA SMAP soil moisture, GRACE groundwater, GPM precipitation, ERA5-Land climate reanalysis, and Copernicus datasets. You never select or configure a data source. Agents choose what is right for your question.
Sentinel-2 provides 5-day repeat coverage for most of the world. MODIS delivers daily global data for temperature, vegetation, snow, and fire. Sentinel-1 SAR is available on a similar cadence and works through clouds and at night. Most analyses are run against the most recent available imagery unless you specify a historical date range.
No. You describe what you want to know in plain English, the same way you would ask a colleague. Agents handle satellite selection, data access, processing code, index computation, and output generation automatically. GIS professionals use Klarety to multiply their analysis throughput. Non-technical users use it to get satellite intelligence they could not access independently before.
A complete executed package: all satellite imagery pulled and processed for your question, all spectral indices and models computed, all charts and maps generated, findings written in plain English, every source cited with metadata, all Python code that agents wrote and executed, a methodology document, and all results downloadable in GeoTIFF, GeoJSON, CSV, and other standard formats. Every number is traceable to a calculation. Nothing is a black box.
Yes. Landsat data goes back to 1972, making it possible to analyze over 50 years of land use, environmental, and infrastructure change for any location on Earth. Sentinel-2 provides high-quality optical coverage from 2015 onward. MODIS historical data supports long-term climate and vegetation trend analysis. Agents access historical data automatically when you ask a time-based question.

Ask Any Question About Any Location on Earth

Klarety agents access every major satellite source, process the imagery, and deliver a complete analysis in minutes. No setup. No specialist needed.