Can Phoeniks assess a single parcel in Brazil?

Assessment depth in Brazil is municipal to parcel. Parcel-level work is possible where boundary data can be sourced and licensed for the specific property.

Coverage

Brazil coverage

Brazil combines strong official municipal yield statistics from IBGE SIDRA with commodities that sit directly inside EUDR scope. Coverage runs from municipal calibration down to parcel assessment where boundary data allows.

At a glance

Ingested dataAmericas

Main crops: Soya, maize, coffee
Assessment depth: Municipal to parcel
Primary data sources: IBGE SIDRA municipal statistics, CHIRPS, Sentinel-1, HLS
Frameworks in scope: EUDR LGPDMAPA

Coverage in numbers

Frameworks in scope: 3
Distinct sources: 4
Markets in the region: 6
Ingestion status: Ingested data

Other markets in this region

Americas

Colombia coverage

Coverage profile#


Main crops	Soya, maize, coffee
Assessment depth	Municipal to parcel
Primary sources	IBGE SIDRA municipal statistics, CHIRPS, Sentinel-1, HLS
Frameworks in scope	EUDR, LGPD, MAPA

What drives the model here#

IBGE SIDRA municipal yield statistics as a calibration and validation backbone.
CHIRPS rainfall for regions where reanalysis alone under-resolves convective rain.
Deforestation-relevant overlays applied at ingest for EUDR-scope commodities.
LGPD controls on any record identifying a property holder, alongside MAPA agricultural rules.

Frequently asked

Can Phoeniks assess a single parcel in Brazil?: Assessment depth in Brazil is municipal to parcel. Parcel-level work is possible where boundary data can be sourced and licensed for the specific property.

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