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    Explore satellite intelligence for 20 high-priority locations worldwide, from Amazonian deforestation frontiers to flood-exposed megacities and wildfire-prone coastlines. One API, every coordinate on Earth.

    20 locations
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    6 continents
    covered
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    Asia

    7 locations
    Bengaluru, India
    Semi-arid tropical with bimodal rainfall (Jun–Sep and Oct–Dec), creating distinct wet and dry seasons that are clearly separable in NDVI time series.
    Urban FloodingLand Use Change
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    Borneo, Indonesia
    Equatorial humid with no true dry season, though El Niño years produce pronounced drought and extreme fire risk, captured clearly in NDVI anomaly detection.
    DeforestationPeatland Fire
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    Mumbai, India
    Tropical monsoon with an extreme wet season (Jun–Sep) during which the city regularly receives its annual rainfall equivalent in just four months.
    Monsoon FloodingCoastal Storm Surge
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    Delhi, India
    Semi-arid with extreme summer heat (Apr–Jun), monsoonal rains (Jul–Sep), and dense winter fog, the dry season produces clear satellite imagery windows ideal for change detection.
    Urban Heat IslandAir Quality Degradation
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    Shenzhen, China
    Subtropical monsoon with a wet season (Apr–Sep) and typhoon exposure Jun–Oct; clear winter skies offer optimal satellite imagery acquisition windows.
    Typhoon FloodingUrban Runoff
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    Chennai, India
    Tropical semi-arid with the northeast monsoon (Oct–Dec) as the primary rainfall driver, unique among major Indian cities, creating a distinct storm flood window.
    Cyclone Storm SurgeUrban Flooding
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    Mekong Delta, Vietnam
    Tropical monsoon with a dry season (Dec–Apr) optimal for satellite imagery acquisition and a wet season (May–Nov) during which flood extent reaches its maximum.
    Annual FloodingSaltwater Intrusion
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    South America

    3 locations
    Rondônia, Brazil
    Tropical humid with a defined dry season (Jun–Sep) that correlates with peak fire activity and accelerated clearing.
    DeforestationWildfire
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    São Paulo, Brazil
    Subtropical humid with a wetter summer (Nov–Mar) that concentrates flood events; urban heat island effect is measurable via satellite surface temperature differentials.
    Urban FloodingLandslide Risk
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    Colombian Amazon
    Equatorial humid with rainfall year-round and no meaningful dry season, cloud cover is the primary constraint on optical satellite imagery frequency, which Satalyse mitigates via multi-image compositing.
    DeforestationIllegal Land Clearance
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    North America

    5 locations
    California, USA
    Mediterranean with dry summers (May–Oct) that produce extreme vegetation moisture deficits, the primary driver of high wildfire risk and crop irrigation dependency.
    WildfireDrought
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    Iowa, USA
    Humid continental with warm growing seasons (May–Sep) and variable precipitation, periodic drought years create significant inter-season NDVI variability that temporal analysis captures clearly.
    Crop Drought StressFlash Flooding
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    Florida, USA
    Subtropical humid with a pronounced hurricane season (Jun–Nov); high base flood risk from low elevation, porous limestone substrate, and proximity to warm Atlantic waters.
    Hurricane SurgeFlash Flooding
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    Texas, USA
    Highly variable, subtropical humid in the east, semi-arid in the west; winter storms, summer drought, and hurricane seasons create year-round satellite monitoring requirements.
    DroughtWildfire
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    Mexico City, Mexico
    Highland subtropical with a wet season (May–Oct) when orographic rainfall causes frequent flash flooding; the dry season provides clear imagery windows for multi-temporal analysis.
    Land SubsidenceFlash Flooding
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    Africa

    3 locations
    Nairobi, Kenya
    Highland equatorial with bimodal rains (Mar–May and Oct–Dec) separated by distinct dry seasons, providing natural change-detection windows in multi-temporal NDVI analysis.
    Urban SprawlAgricultural Stress
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    Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
    Highland tropical with a main rainy season (Jun–Sep) and a short season (Mar–Apr); drought years produce sharp NDVI anomalies detectable across the Sahel and Horn of Africa.
    DroughtFood Insecurity
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    Kinshasa, DRC
    Equatorial humid with bimodal rainfall (Sep–Nov and Mar–May); frequent cloud cover requires multi-image composite approaches for consistent optical imagery.
    Peri-Urban DeforestationUrban Flooding
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    Europe

    1 location
    Amsterdam, Netherlands
    Temperate oceanic with frequent rainfall year-round and storm surge risk during North Sea winter low-pressure events.
    Sea Level RiseStorm Surge
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    Australia & Oceania

    1 location
    New South Wales, Australia
    Temperate to semi-arid, with southern oscillation (La Niña/El Niño) driving multi-year drought and rainfall cycles that strongly influence vegetation fuel loads.
    WildfireDrought
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