Meteory
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Commercial environmental diagnosis and monitoring platform using satellite and environmental datasets for public-sector territorial policy; ESA BIC Noordwijk alumnus (2021-2023).
Meteory is a commercial environmental monitoring and diagnosis platform company founded in 2021. It serves public-sector and territorial-policy users with software for aggregating environmental datasets, visualising territory data, defining areas of interest, comparing indicators and monitoring ecological policy.[1][2]
The company's portfolio includes a Meteory environmental diagnosis and monitoring platform, a Carbon Sequestration Diagnosis service for carbon fluxes and CO2 stored in soils and forests, and a Landcover Diagnosis service for land-cover change and soil artificialisation over time.[2] Meteory has a Noordwijk, Amsterdam and Paris footprint, with Alexandre Larroumets and Pierre Blanchet identified as co-founders.[3] It was incubated at ESA BIC Noordwijk from 2021 to 2023 as a downstream Earth observation company.[4]
Manufactures
- Meteory PlatformAnalysis serviceOperator pricingPricing not publicly listed by operator
- Carbon Sequestration DiagnosisAnalysis serviceOperator pricingPricing not publicly listed by operator
- Landcover DiagnosisAnalysis serviceOperator pricingPricing not publicly listed by operator
- [1]Meteory homepageoperator marketing2026-06-08
- [2]Meteory platform product pageoperator marketing2026-06-08
- [3]About Meteoryoperator marketing2026-06-08
- [4]Meteory - ESA Commercialisation Gatewayagency doc2026-06-08
- [5]Meteory company profilethird party2026-06-08
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Meteory. EO-Atlas, SpectraWorks B.V. https://eo-atlas.org/companies/meteory (CC BY 4.0)
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@misc{eoatlas:companies:meteory,
title = {Meteory},
author = {{EO-Atlas}},
publisher = {SpectraWorks B.V.},
note = {CC BY 4.0},
url = {https://eo-atlas.org/companies/meteory}
}