Market Insight: AI Extends Use Cases For Geospatial Data In Climate Analyses
Alice Saunders
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Executive Summary
Geospatial technologies, with AI-powered processing and analytics, can offer timely and cost-effective insights for sustainability professionals seeking to understand and make decisions on their biodiversity impact, climate risk exposure and emissions reductions strategies. This report details how the geospatial data market has changed over the past few years and outlines the key climate-related use cases for geospatial technologies. Software vendors and investors should use this report to understand the market and to inform their decisions to invest in, develop or acquire geospatial toolkits.More geospatial data, coupled with AI-powered interpretation, can change the game
Six use cases where AI and geospatial data serve climate strategy
Figure 2. Why geospatial data provide useful climate insights
About the Authors
Alice Saunders
Industry Analyst
Alice is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix Net Zero & Climate Risk practice. Her current research agenda focuses on climate risk solutions and biodiversity. Alice holds...
Ryan Skinner
Research Director
Ryan is a Research Director at Verdantix, where he leads a team of analysts delivering research, data and advisory services that help clients navigate the fast-evolving landsc...
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