EO Studio API reference

Lisaris EO Studio

Axine Labs' Earth-observation analytics platform. Draw an area; it measures what is on the ground there from satellite imagery, and states how far each number can be trusted.

What it measures

Mining & minerals: alteration mineralogy, ore-associated minerals, acid drainage, tailings.
Energy: hydrocarbons on soil and water, and methane plumes.
Agriculture: crop vigour, canopy chlorophyll and leaf area, evapotranspiration, moisture, residue.
Insurance: event response and exposure, including burn severity, flood extent and built-up change.
Forestry: canopy condition, narrowband pigment, stress.
Water: water extent, moisture, sediment, algal pigment.
Land cover & built environment: what is on the ground, and what has been built on it.

Imagery

Scene search runs over the public archives: Sentinel-2, Landsat 8 and 9, EMIT, Sentinel-3 OLCI and PACE OCI. Searching and browsing are free and need no account. Where a public sensor cannot answer the question, a new tasked capture can be quoted.

Plans

A plan decides which analytics you can run and over how much ground, with no per-run charge. The free Standard plan includes the band-arithmetic layers; Professional and Enterprise include everything. Orders are separate from plans and buy imagery only.

How far to trust a number

Every layer carries a validation status. Deterministic is exact, repeatable arithmetic. Screening is an established method applied without local calibration: compare patterns within a scene, and treat absolute values as indicative. Regional carries a measured accuracy inside calibrated regions only. Not scored is unsupervised, with precision and recall undefined.

No accuracy, detection rate, detection limit or emission rate is claimed for anything this platform computes. Where such a figure would normally appear you will find the validation status instead.

This page

Below is the HTTP API reference, for teams integrating Lisaris into their own systems. It needs JavaScript to render. Most people use Lisaris through the web application instead.