SkySat

It's just more straightforward, I feel like, for me.

Essentially, QGIS is a free platform that lets you look at geotiffs or kind of like SkySat imagery.

Or if you get satellite imagery from Copernicus, Sentinel-2 imagery, or if you get it from some other source and it's in the form of a geotiff, you can just throw it into QGIS and it'll map it out for you, which is great.

Um, so one recent thing that I was looking at in terms of Google earth was, or in terms of using Google earth was marking down all of like the current in use IDF outposts that have been built.

And actually, that's something that you can make out using something like Sentinel-2 imagery.

which everybody has access to Sentinel-2 imagery, of course, but this is me using it through Planet Labs.

They have a browser that lets you look at SkySat, and I use that instead of the Copernicus browser, but the Copernicus browser is also free.

It's what most people would probably access Sentinel-2 imagery through.

storm, the Forest Service went out there and they took a satellite imagery.

from different satellites, like SkySat and Centennial 2 and PlanetScope and so forth.

And also in some areas of the circle, there's drone footage.

And you can see on your maps, iForest outline blue polygons in forest areas.