Delair and Geosys, a leader in satellite and weather data\nanalytics for agriculture, announced a partnership aimed at expanding the\noptions for gathering and analyzing data for enhanced crop inputs placement,\nseed production and crop monitoring practices. This partnership will deliver a\nsingle analytics platform with seamless integration of high-value drone and\nsatellite data to better meet the needs of today\u2019s precision agriculture users.\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Both companies have a proven track record in helping agriculture companies improve operational efficiencies and increase profitability. Initially, the two companies will offer an integrated solution to help ag professionals with variable rate fertilization management. France will be the first market to benefit from this enhanced service through the Cerelia\u00ae <\/a>platform \u2013 a precision agriculture platform offered by Geosys in France to more than 40 coops and Ag services providers. The new partnership leverages the capabilities of Delair\u2019s fixed-wing UX11 Ag<\/a> drone, a specialized crops mapping drone capable of onboard data processing and precise geolocation of maps, equipped with wireless and 3G\/4G communications.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Delair and Geosys look to extend their offering to other applications such as weed control, real-time field behavior and performance analysis, and identification of yield improvement opportunities. The powerful Delair.ai<\/a> platform manages, analyzes and shares aerial data \u2013 a solution proven to be a highly efficient and accurate for collecting plant aerial intelligence. The integration with Geosys will allow the addition of satellite and weather data to bring enhanced knowledge and analytical capabilities throughout the entire crop cycle. This partnership will also benefit from the upcoming UrtheDaily\u2122 Constellation<\/a>, a planned global coverage constellation aiming to acquire high-quality, multispectral imagery, at 5-m GSD, taken at the same time, every day, every field. By combining these high-precision data sources, users will be empowered to make faster, smarter decisions about their operation. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Additionally, the combined offering can aid in accurate seed\nproduction monitoring and forecasting, which lowers logistics costs and markets\nrisks. With the data and decision support tools available, users can quickly\nevaluate which fields need their attention, where they should focus their\nscouting efforts and identify the probable causes of crop growth anomalies.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cToday\u2019s precision agriculture practices require\ncomprehensive and accurate data from which meaningful insights can be derived.\nThe combination of Delair\u2019s flexible and high-performance visual intelligence\nplatform with our powerful analysis and decision support tools can have a\nsignificant impact on the performance and profitability of agriculture\noperations,\u201d said Matthieu Hyrien, vice president of business development at\nGeosys.<\/p>\n\n\n\n \u201cSupporting satellite data analytics is a significant\naddition to our agriculture solution and gives us a foundation to incorporate\nsatellite data for other industries\u2019 use cases,\u201d said L\u00e9na\u00c3\u00afc Grignard<\/p>\n\n\n\n Agriculture and Forestry Product Manager at Delair. \u201cFrom\nfield trials to seasonal analysis to day-to-day monitoring and adjustment of\ncrops practices, aerial-based data intelligence saves time and money to the ag\nstakeholders. We\u2019re excited to be able to combine our respective expertise and\ntechnologies to improve the efficiency of ag professionals worldwide.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Delair and Geosys, a leader in satellite and weather data analytics for agriculture, announced a partnership aimed at expanding the options for gathering and analyzing data for enhanced crop inputs placement, seed production and crop monitoring practices. 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