Nimbo

Nimbo is Kermap's Earth observation service for monthly, cloud-free satellite basemaps of the world. Kermap produces the mosaics in-house from Copernicus Sentinel-2 optical and Sentinel-1 radar data, using proprietary deep-learning cloud masking and colour harmonisation, and hosts them in Europe. The 10 m Monthly Basemaps provide natural-colour (RGB), near-infrared (NIR) and NDVI layers, with Sentinel-1 radar, LAI and a pixel-level acquisition-date (traceability) layer on Enterprise plans; the archive covers Europe and MENA from October 2019 and the whole world from February 2023. Monthly HD Basemaps (available since 2025) apply AI super-resolution to reach 2.5 m, with a pixel-level confidence layer; Kermap states this is AI-enhanced imagery, not a native 2.5 m acquisition. Nimbo Terrain adds elevation tiles (RGB DEM, Terrarium and hillshade) at 2-30 m, combining global and national DEMs. Two agriculture analytics products complete the range: Crop ID (parcel-level crop maps for 28 European countries, 22 classes and up to 34 in France) and Soil Cover (field-level soil-cover duration, rate and homogeneity from Sentinel-2 and Landsat, used in regenerative-farming programmes led by Earthworm Foundation and Groupe Vivescia). Users explore the data in the Earth Online web viewer (2D/3D, month-to-month comparison, timelapse) or stream it via TMS, WMS and WMTS with an API token into QGIS (dedicated plugin), ArcGIS, MapLibre, Leaflet or OpenLayers. Plans run from a free, non-commercial Discovery tier through Pro (from €20/month) and Pro HD (from €45/month) to quote-based Enterprise agreements for commercial, client-facing, OEM or bulk-download use. The Tree Map streams Nimbo basemaps into its Nusantara Atlas deforestation platform, and Parametric's Hektar site-planning tool uses Nimbo Terrain.