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For agricultural supply chains, data reigns supreme.
Yet, amidst the vast landscape of information, accessing the right data and using it for informed decision-making is a problem for commodities importers and stakeholders alike. The abundance of affordable and open-source geospatial data and analytics introduces both opportunity and challenge – the answers are within grasp, provided you have access to data analysts specialising in geospatial analytics and environmental impact, who understand the data they’re looking at.
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Geospatial Analysis for Assessing Crop Health Risks Due to Climate Change
Sustainable living for everyone on Earth demands an in-depth knowledge of threats that threaten the food chain. Climate change poses particular risks to crops, making them susceptible to pests, diseases and temperature-related challenges. Recognising this urgency, Trade in Space’s analyst team led an innovative project sponsored by Scottish Enterprise in order to assess crop health using advanced data layers and assess risk.
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