This project is focused on protecting, studying, monitoring and restoring 344 hectares of a coastal ecosystem in Brazil. This area is adjacent to a sustainable smart city project, which has taken stewardship of the ecosystem and is aiming to spearhead sustainable interventions in the whole region. The coastal ecosystem preservation efforts promote sustainable interventions and environmental stewardship.
Carbon Solution ID: CS-0002
Protecting a coastal area in Bahia, Brazil
- Brazil
Offset type OT-01. Carbon offsets with a supplementary positive impact on food security and biodiversity
Integrator ID ID PI-16
Integrator name Arvizu Energy Advisors Americas
$30.00
Upcoming
Additional information
NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index)
Measures the health and density of vegetation as a function of light reflectance in the visible spectrum and near infrared. High values indicate dense and healthy vegetation, while low values represent areas with little or no vegetation.
SWIR (Short Wave Infrared)
It provides information on moisture content in soil and vegetation, as well as fire and burned area detection. It uses longer wavelengths that are sensitive to the molecular structure of water, making it possible to analyze drought, soil moisture and water stress.
False Color Composite
Combines visible and infrared spectrum bands to highlight specific terrain features. It is useful for distinguishing vegetation, bodies of water and urban areas. Vegetation appears in reddish tones, water in blue and urban areas in gray tones.
Moisture
The moisture indicator assesses the amount of water in the soil or vegetation, crucial for monitoring drought and ecosystem health.