Nimbo Crop ID

Nimbo Crop ID is Kermap's crop-type mapping product, sold under its Nimbo brand. Official parcel registers arrive late: in France the RPG is published about a year after the season, so agri-businesses, public bodies and sustainability programmes lack timely data on what is grown where. Kermap's deep-learning models classify crops from dense Copernicus Sentinel-2 time series at 10 m resolution, with data available from the end of the growing season. The product covers 28 European countries, with the rest of the world on demand, and distinguishes 22 crop classes in Europe and up to 34 in France, where winter and summer crops are separated. The minimum detection area is 0.15 ha.

Results come at pixel level as TIFF, for production-area statistics at regional, national or continental scale, or along field geometries as FlatGeobuf. The geometries can be the buyer's own parcels, official registers such as the RPG, or Kermap's AI-derived field boundaries. Samples and area statistics can be explored in Nimbo Earth Online; data is ordered by quote request, and an API integration is offered with support from the Nimbo team. Kermap's specification sheet gives an average detection accuracy of 86%, and the company reports 2 billion hectares monitored since 2018.

Kermap crosses its parcel-level crop identification with irrigation and soil-cover indicators in EPIC, a platform delivered with partners to the French State under France 2030 (2024-2026). It also supplied crop identification for two seasons to the public water utility Eau du Grand Lyon.