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How Skytec builds geospatial apps & services using Picterra
Overview
Larger organizations and governments are increasingly making big investments in geospatial data and technology. But how do they ensure they are getting value from these expenditures by infusing recent innovative advancements, such as high-resolution daily satellite feeds and machine learning?
We recently sat down with Skytec, one of our clients, to learn more about how they are enriching their geospatial services with machine learning. Focused on geospatial technology and the future of forestry management, the discussion was also an opportunity for Andy Carroll, CTO & Co-Founder of Skytec, to delve into how Picterra answers this question.
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