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Learn about the latest feature in Lens: Lens Lookout with Head of Product Abby Smith.

Learn more about the release here: www.upstream.tech/posts/upstream-tech-releases-next-generation-of-best-in-class-ai-water-forecasts-hydroforecast-st-3

Harnessing state-of-the-art remote sensing technology and computing power, Lens Lookout is a revolutionary new way to continually survey your land and identify changes based on your precise criteria. Whether you're tracking post-fire recovery, changes in surface water presence, algal bloom events, reforestation, and more, Lens Lookout automates your monitoring. Learn more about it here: www.ups...

Welcome to our new Labs for Lens series! The purpose of this series is to provide you with additional ways to become an expert user of Lens, in just about 30 minute increments. Each lab will walk you through an example use case in Lens with some specific learning goals. There will be a video for you to follow along (above) as well as some simple written instructions (see the link at the bottom)...

In this example, we'll show you how you can use the Massachusetts Wetland Inventory overlay in Lens to make informed assessments on how wetlands have changed in recent decades, including how a former cranberry bog was restored to wetlands. Learn more about Lens here: www.upstream.tech/lens

Have you checked out the variety of options in the Lens Overlay Library lately? Overlays display vector data on top of the basemap and selected layer. This data provides helpful context when monitoring, such as areas where management activities are occurring, restricted use areas, photo points, trails, and more. We’re excited to share 3 new overlays available to all Lens users! Learn more: www....

Our latest beta feature in Lens, Smart Summaries, harnesses the power of AI to quickly generate a summary based on the notes within your report. Think of it as your trusty sidekick, helping you draft summaries in a fraction of the time that you can then review and revise as-needed. Learn more here: www.upstream.tech/posts/smart-summaries-in-reports

Reporting is a vital part of remote monitoring workflows. Whether it’s for record-keeping, stakeholder engagement or compliance, Lens makes it easy to compile polished monitoring reports. Learn more here: www.upstream.tech/posts/save-and-edit-reports-directly-in-lens

Join us for a conversation with David Marvin, Product Lead, Forest Ecosystems at Planet Labs PBC, and Clay Word, Growth and Partnerships for Lens, to learn more about the new Forest Carbon Diligence product and how this dataset can be used in Lens. We'll hop into Lens together and dive into different examples of how the data can be used for monitoring and reporting. Watch the full webinar recor...

Do all your remote monitoring in one place. Easily adhere to Land Trust Alliance standards by accessing frequent data on vegetation and water trends, tax parcel data, building footprints, and more. Learn the basics to using Lens for remote monitoring in this video, and book a demo with our team for more information: www.upstream.tech/lens/book-a-demo Imagery credit: Nearmap 2020, 2023 imagery

This overview shows the core remote monitoring workflow in Lens. To learn more about Lens, a digital MRV platform, visit the homepage: www.upstream.tech/lens

PlanetScope Basemaps in Lens provide you with monthly, cloud-free images that cover all of your properties. This example demonstrates how we can use Compare Mode to visualize the difference in snowpack between years. We can gain even more insight by using the Analyze Area tool to identify changes in snowpack over time between two seasons. Learn more about accessing global monthly PlanetScope Ba...

In this example, we're looking at a property in Tennessee that was afflicted by quite a bit of river flooding. We can use Lens to answer questions like: has this type of flooding happened here before, and if so, how often? If we select the flooded area with the Analyze Area tool, we can see Sentinel-2 sensing data back to 2015 that reveals a seasonal pattern. This example shows clear spike even...

Sagebrush steppe ecosystems in the western United States are home to hundreds of plant and animal species, including sage-grouse. These birds have a memorable look and mating dance, but unfortunately their populations are declining as suitable habitat dwindles. This site in Idaho demonstrates two common risks to sagebrush steppe plant communities: cheatgrass and western Juniper. Cheatgrass is a...

Analyzing Snowpack in California - Lens in Action

Managing Watersheds for Water Quality - Lens in Action

Protecting Shorebird Habitat Using Rice Fields - Lens in Action

Using 3D Mode to Identify Erosion Risk - Lens in Action

Monitoring Shorelines - Lens in Action

Viewing Post-Disaster Coastal Adaptation - Lens in Action

HydroForecast Participates in the Virtual UN 2023 Water Conference

How to view PlanetScope Basemaps in Lens

Addressing Climate Change Using a Hybrid Approach to Forecasting

Remote Sensing 101

Measuring Invasive Pest Damage in New York - Lens in Action

Improving Water Supply Management with HydroForecast

Improving Water Supply Forecasts in the Face of Extreme Weather and a Changing Climate

Lens for Land Trusts

Lens for Local Government Agencies