Peace-Athabasca Delta Surface Water Detection
Our remote sensing team at Caslys highlights surface water detection methods in a case study of Northern Alberta and the Peace-Athabasca region. This delta and its dynamic hydrologic environment is a strong example of an area that experiences a high degree of change in surface water levels annually. Check out the article below to see our results and learn more about surface water detection! What is surface water? Surface water refers to any body of water found on the Earth’s surface, encompassing both saltwater and freshwater sources. Freshwater surface bodies such as rivers, streams, and lakes are essential for maintaining... Continue reading→
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Floodplain Visualization with Relative Earth Models
In this article, we explore how Relative Earth Models (REMs) can be used to visualize floodplains. Fluvial environments have significant natural and anthropogenic roles. Rivers are key features that shape our natural environment and create important ecological habitats. Additionally, they have numerous uses, including those... Continue reading→
Calgary is Growing – Caslys Monitors Landscape Change
Calgary, Alberta is once again one of the fastest growing cities in Canada. With a constantly evolving city skyline, and growing community boundaries, our team at Caslys thought it would be interesting to apply our landscape change tools to see what’s been happening. We utilized... Continue reading→
Caslys Releases New Geospatial Service
After years of technical development and internal pilot testing, Caslys Consulting is proud to officially announce our new geospatial service to the remote sensing and GIS world, the Caslys Analysis Ready Data (CARD) Stack! Assembling terrain data, spatial data, or satellite imagery at the beginning... Continue reading→