VALRPAS Data Processing Partner Caslys
Caslys Consulting
Why use Caslys for Data Processing?
- Experienced geomatics professionals generating and reviewing your data.
- Tools, experience, and skills for large and complex datasets such as multispectral imagery, LiDAR, and point cloud data.
- Save time, money, and effort on a wide range of data products with Caslys’ information-based approach to your crops.
Crop Health Monitoring
Pest and Weed Control
This map highlights early weed growth (shaded in red) within crop fields. These are generated automatically through computer classification.
Nutrient Mapping for Fertilizer Optimization
Optimized Irrigation Management
We combine advanced remote sensing techniques, including thermal and multispectral imaging, to deliver a detailed assessment of canopy water of your crop. These insights can help pinpoint areas under stress, enabling precise and efficient irrigation planning. This approach enhances crop health and maximizes yields, while also promoting sustainable water resource management.
Field Zoning
Optimize your farming operations with Caslys Consulting’s Field Zoning service. By analyzing high-resolution imagery with a variety of other data sources, this analysis divides fields into distinct zones based on factors such as soil health, crop performance, and nutrient variability. These zones enable you to tailor your farming practices to the specific needs of each area. With precise field zoning, you can improve efficiency, reduce waste, and boost yields, making every part of your field work smarter.
Crop Damage Assessment
Yield Trend Analysis
Our Yield Trend Analysis services help farmers optimize their crop productivity and make data-driven decisions. Using imagery captured throughout the season, we assess how crop yields change, identifying areas with high and low productivity. This analysis can also be done over the years to find long-term yield trends. Our insight into yield patterns helps you to focus resources where they are needed, saving time and reducing waste. Yield data can also be combined with weather patterns, soil health, and crop health data to provide a comprehensive understanding of what is influencing your crop productivity.