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Meet CLASlite

CLASlite uses NASA Satellites to capture detailed photos of greenery, including dense
forest cover, and converts those images to uncover deforestation, logging, disease, poor water flow and other disturbance events. This innovation takes urban planning, forestry and agriculture to the next level.

WE’RE MORE THAN JUST A THERMAL IMAGING SYSTEM.

WE UTILIZE INNOVATIVE TECHONOLGY THAT CONVERTS
SATELLITE IMAGES INTO QUANTITATIVE GREENNESS MAPS TO
MONITOR CHANGES IN FORESTS, URBAN FORESTS, AND
CHANGES IN THE HEALTH OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS

LEARN HOW IT WORKS

Selected Case Studies

Forest Monitoring

Global Organizations, Industries

Historical and live deforestation analysis
Agricultural crop health monitoring

Orchards, Vineyards, Field Crops

Early detection of disease, drought or other stresses
Urban Forest Planning

City, County, Private Developers

Conserving and rebuilding urban green cover
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Meet the Scientists

Dr. Rajnish Khanna

Dr. Greg Asner

Michelle Catalan

Miguel Avila

What our clients say about us

I’ve been working with CLASlite since 2017 monitoring deforestation in Guatemala. The results we receive are very useful for making decisions while planning projects. I recommend this software to everyone in my fields. Thank you CLASlite.

- Miguel, Guatemala

I’m CLASlite Software user. CLASlite is a unique software that takes satellite imagery and creates quantifiable Maps, a plant house. It is used to monitor changes in greenness of forest and crops. There’s nothing like CLASlite.

-Nura, Nigeria

I was trying out CLASlite software and I needed some technical assistance. It was incredible customer service. Thank you very CLASlite Team! – Dominic

- Dominic

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Our CLASlite Technology has been developed over 30 years of research and continues to innovate every day. Sign up for our mailing list to see our recent studies, links to published works and learn how our CLASlite technology is improving agriculture returns, aiding urban development and helping tackle deforestation around the globe.