TerraView

TerraView is a browser-based satellite analysis platform from terraPulse that lets users analyse Earth observation imagery without installing GIS software or writing code. A user draws a polygon around an area of interest anywhere on Earth, chooses spectral indices, a date range and a satellite source (Landsat or Sentinel-2), and receives time-series charts, colour-mapped imagery and statistics that can be exported as CSV or GeoTIFF.

The complete Landsat archive (1984 to present) and Sentinel-2 imagery (2017 to present, 10 m resolution) are built in. TerraView computes more than 20 spectral indices from the raw bands (including NDVI, EVI, SAVI, NDWI, NDBI, NBR and MSAVI2), charts multi-index vegetation and temperature trends with weekly, monthly or annual aggregation, combines scenes into cloud-free mosaics, and analyses Landsat thermal infrared data for surface temperature. AI change detection using NASA's Prithvi foundation model flags deforestation, burn scars, floods and crop changes (Professional plan and above). Property boundaries for 16 US states can be overlaid to clip analyses to ownership lines, and analyses, GeoTIFFs and colour schemes are saved to a cloud workspace usable on desktop or mobile.

terraPulse positions TerraView for agriculture (crop health and NDVI trends through the season), forestry (canopy health, post-harvest regrowth and carbon stock change), environmental work such as EIA reporting and deforestation or wetland-loss monitoring, and research. It is sold self-serve: a free tier with 10 analyses a month, and Starter ($29), Professional ($99) and Enterprise ($399) monthly plans, with 20% off for annual billing.