The GreenSpace Project

The Greenspace Project (GSP) enhances water use efficiency through advanced data analytics and remote sensing to mitigate drought impacts and optimize resource management. The project employs various remote sensing techniques, including NDVI mapping to monitor vegetation health, parcellation to segment landscapes into manageable units, vegetation health classification using K-Means clustering to determine irrigation needs, and Canopy Height Modeling (CHM) to assess vegetation structure. These efforts reduce water waste and promote sustainable water use, particularly in drought-prone areas, while collaborating with experts in urban planning and environmental science to scale these solutions.