Traceability

Traceability can be understood as a process whose goal is to identify the origin and movement of goods and products in different production chains. In the context of the Green Economy, traceability has been increasingly used to guarantee the origin and sustainable consumption of products and services, as is the case of the Araucária+ Initiative (https://www.araucariamais.org.br/)

Intelligent monitoring systems aimed at decision-making

These are systems with integrated data analysis, whose goal is to promote usability of information for strategic analyses by decision makers regarding the performance and impacts of human activities (whether a specific industry/company or a group of economic activities in a region) in a given territory on biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Environmental monitoring by remote sensoring

Processing of data and images captured by satellites and other platforms, and their transformation into useful information and indicators for monitoring targets or processes of interest on the earth’s surface. Examples include the use of remote sensor monitoring of reservoir water quality (https://info.certi.org.br/lp-case-foz) and of vegetation on power lines (https://certi.org.br/blog/monitoramento-da-vegetacao).

Environmental Intelligence

Use of integration of geoprocessing, landscape metrics and artificial intelligence for the development of monitoring and forecasting solutions, aimed at supporting decision makers with quality information for the administration of large areas, such as reservoirs, crops, power lines, etc.