Water-body maintenance, care & renaturation
A restoration takes effect over years, yet it is often judged after a single season. We record the development from day one – so that you can show the trajectory, not just the final state.
Maintenance has to be plannable and verifiable. A long-term archive and zonal satellite aggregates create acceptance and evidence for the authorities.
The success of maintenance and restoration measures is hard to prove.
Without long-term data there is no basis for comparing before and after the measure.
Funding programmes require documented evidence of impact.
Evidence over time
A continuous data archive and zonal satellite aggregates show development instead of a snapshot – the basis for acceptance, reports and funding evidence.
Record
A gap-free long-term archive from the start of the measure.
Compare
Zonal aggregates show development across the area.
Verify
Exports with lineage for reports and funding applications.
20 WAMOs in area monitoring
Mecklenburg Lake District
Area-wide monitoring across many lakes: the same sensors, the same evaluation, one shared data set for everyone involved.
Frequently asked questions
How far back does the satellite archive reach?
SWIM draws on historical satellite data – including periods before the sensors were deployed.
Are the exports suitable for funding applications?
The exports are standardised and carry a record of origin (lineage).
Can this be combined with WAMO?
Yes – on-site sensors sharpen the satellite picture wherever it has to be precise.
