Remote Sensing Services

Caspian Geomatics, a scientific research and engineering company in Azerbaijan, runs a remote sensing (aerospace research) service line that turns satellite images into thematic maps and assessments for land, water and environmental studies. It serves clients that need to map land and water conditions, follow how objects and events change over time, and assess contamination, disaster damage and ecological impacts.

The company obtains satellite images of various resolutions, processes them and interprets them. Its listed services are thematic classification maps based on spectral analyses, determination of spectral characteristics, detection of changes in objects and events, aerospace monitoring with pixel evaluation, and assessment of anthropogenic and ecological impacts. Results are presented as cartographic products, GIS geodatabases and reports. The provider names coastal management, agriculture, urban planning, mining and the environment as application fields.

Published projects show the method in use. For oil-contaminated areas of Baku, the team used high-resolution satellite images to build orthophotos, derived NDWI and ENDVI index maps, classified the degree of contamination and set up a geodatabase of the contaminated sites. Under a tender for the Gubadli region it mapped changes in natural objects across different years from satellite images and assessed wildfire spread and fire-danger areas. A study of water resources in the Lesser Caucasus combined statistical data with high- and medium-resolution satellite images and spectral-channel combinations. The service is delivered as contracted project work; the provider does not name the satellite missions it uses. The company has published ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certificates whose scope includes remote sensing services.