What is Satlas?

Satlas provides an interactive map interface that requires JavaScript to function. The platform offers AI‑driven super‑resolution capabilities for low‑resolution satellite images, improving detail on a global scale. Users can explore monthly geospatial datasets that track changes in marine and renewable energy infrastructure, tree cover loss, and deforestation.

Satlas incorporates state‑of‑the‑art computer vision models trained on SatlasPretrain, a 30 TB remote‑sensing dataset with 300 million labeled samples. All generated geospatial data and the accompanying AI models are available for public download for offline analysis.

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Satlas's key features

Super-Resolution satellite imagery
Global high-resolution output
30 TB training dataset
Public AI-generated geospatial datasets
Open AI models and labels
Advanced computer vision architectures
Time-lapse development visualization

Satlas use cases

Monitor the growth of offshore wind farms and other marine renewable infrastructure, comparing monthly satellite releases to assess compliance with environmental regulations without needing specialized GIS software
Track tree cover loss and deforestation trends in critical biodiversity hotspots, generating high‑resolution change maps that NGOs can download for reporting and field verification
Support coastal resilience planning by overlaying AI‑enhanced satellite imagery of land‑use changes with projected sea‑level rise scenarios, enabling planners to identify vulnerable zones for targeted adaptation measures