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Gentian Partnership

A Strategic Partnership for Professional Ecologists

Why This Partnership Matters

High-quality ecological data is only as good as the expertise behind it. While technology can identify patterns, it cannot replace the specialised knowledge required to interpret complex ecosystems. Coreo and Gentian have joined forces to bridge the gap between remote sensing and the field. By combining Gentian’s ultra-high-resolution satellite imagery and AI analysis with Coreo’s industry-leading digital data collection platform, we are providing a seamless, end-to-end workflow designed for the modern ecologist.

Key Benefits From Our Combined Workflow

Transforming Your Workflow

  1. Walk onto site already knowing what’s there:  Turn field visits into targeted ground-truthing rather than blank-slate surveys. Gentian x Coreo provides a detailed remote-sensed habitat map before you even set foot on site.
    The Value: Cover more ground in less time. This is especially critical when planning permissions, landowner access windows, and seasonal constraints limit your days in the field.
  2. Unlock revenue in the off-season:  Traditional surveys are often locked to the spring and summer window, leaving winter months commercially quiet. By combining Gentian’s data based on archived satellite and aerial imagery with Coreo’s field workflow, ecologists can deliver credible desk-based baselines and pre-assessments year-round, opening up billable work through winter when ground surveys are simply not an option.
    The Value:  Open up billable work through the winter when ground surveys are not an option, ensuring a steadier commercial pipeline.
  3. One connected workflow: Desk to Field to Deliverable: Gentian’s remote-sensed habitat maps flow directly into Coreo, allowing you to capture, validate, and refine findings in a single, joined-up tool:

 

Efficiency Without Compromise

This partnership is about unlocking efficiency without replacing expertise. We handle the data-heavy mapping so you can apply your skills where they have the greatest impact: for nature restoration, conservation, and sustainable development.

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