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Data sources

Phoeniks runs on six families of public and licensed data: optical and radar satellite imagery, reanalysis and station weather, soil property grids, land registry and parcel geometry, official yield statistics, and market or listing records. No family is single-sourced, and every layer carries its licence and refresh cadence.

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What it delivers#

  • Optical and radar satellite imagery, so cloud cover degrades resolution rather than availability.
  • Reanalysis weather with station calibration where a network exists.
  • Soil property grids providing water-holding capacity and texture.
  • Land registry and parcel geometry at the depth each jurisdiction permits.
  • Official yield statistics used as the calibration and validation reference.
  • Market and listing records for the distribution layer.
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Where the boundary is#

Depth varies by country and is stated per market rather than averaged. Where a registry is closed, coverage is delivered at the finest legal aggregation and labelled as such.

Frequently asked

Does Phoeniks depend on a single satellite provider?
No. Data neutrality is a design constraint: each family has more than one usable source, so the loss of one provider degrades precision rather than stopping delivery.

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