A carbon claim is only
worth its evidence.
Digital measurement, reporting and verification replaces the periodic site visit with a continuous, traceable record. Every figure links back to the imagery, method and model version that produced it — which is what makes it hold up under audit.
Periodic MRV misses what happens in between.
Conventional monitoring samples a few plots, once a cycle, then extrapolates. It is expensive, slow, and blind to everything outside the sample window.
Four stages, one continuous record.
Nothing here is exotic. The value is that each stage is repeatable, versioned, and leaves a trace the next stage can be checked against.
Baseline
- Project boundary and land cover from the satellite archive
- Historical trend established before the project starts
- Change measured against evidence, not assertion
Monitor
- Optical and radar acquisitions on a repeating schedule
- Cover, condition and disturbance tracked continuously
- Runs across the whole crediting period
Report
- Observations converted into the quantities a methodology requires
- Inputs, parameters and model versions recorded
- Every figure carries its own provenance
Verify
- A traceable evidence pack, not a static report
- Every number linked back to the imagery behind it
- Built for third-party audit
Three parties, one shared record.
The reason dMRV works is that everyone is looking at the same underlying observations, not at three separate summaries of them.
Project developers
Catch leakage, encroachment or underperformance between verification events, while it can still be acted on.
Buyers and investors
Judge a project on its observed record, not its prospectus — baseline, trend and disturbance history.
Verifiers and auditors
Receive a structured evidence pack: source scenes, parameters, model versions and every derivation.
Where the record actually lives.
The monitoring output is not a static deliverable. It sits in a platform where the project area, its history and its current state can be inspected by everyone who has a stake in the claim.
- Project boundary and stratification management
- Time-series viewers for cover, condition and disturbance
- Alerting on detected change within the project area
- Exportable evidence packs for verification bodies
Illustrative view. The live platform opens in a new tab.
Bring us your project boundary.
We will show you what the satellite record already says about it — baseline, trend and disturbance history — before you commit to anything.