Land IQ

Land IQ is proud to help the pistachio industry better understand their acreage!

Land use mapping by Land IQ is important part of the decision making process for land and resource issues. As this article mentions, more than two dozen crops are grown in the Delta! https://www.agalert.com/story/?id=14493

Curious about almond acreage in California? Land IQ, in cooperation Almond Board of California, released the 2020 Final Acreage Estimate with a standing acreage of 1,552,754 and a bearing acreage of 1,242,203. Accurate acreage matters!

#ConsumptiveUse of water is a big piece of water budgets in agricultural areas. #Accuracy matters and nothing can beat validation by on the #groundmeasurements. Key from this article: Water managers were interested in seeing what OpenET has to offer, but said it would have to be extremely robust to beat out the data from some private companies already working with water districts. That includes LandIQ, which uses satellite imagery as well as ground sensors that it actually... installs to make sure ET calibrations are correct. If you’re going to charge landowners money for water use, you better be as correct as possible about that use, Gianquinto said. Learn more about Land IQ's Data Driven Method here: https://landiq.com/water-resources.

Land IQ seeking GIS/Science interns for a 3-month minimum internship. Exposure to #GIS and #landbasedsystems a must. Visit http://landiq.com/careers to learn more.

Accurate data is a priority to Land IQ and the Almond Board of California We are proud to be able to provide important data for decision making for the #almondindustry.

We are very happy to help the Almond Board of California and USDA National Ag Statistics Service to refine their estimations on almond production!

The current outbreak has not stopped regulations impacting agriculture and our food supply. Just like the growers and agencies we support, Land IQ is operating through this time. This week, while collecting critical ground truth data to accurately capture field scale ET, we caught a rainbow! #LDDM #rainbows #servingagriculture

Land IQ celebrated the traditions of the Chinese New Year - complete with good food, paper cutting, lessons in calligraphy and red envelopes! #YearoftheRat #ChineseNewYear2020

Land IQ is thrilled to be adding new members to our growing land & spatial science teams. Greg Fitzgerald joins us as a Geospatial Analyst and Joel Crowther joins as a Soil & Agricultural Scientist. Welcome Greg & Joel! Learn more about them at our blog: https://bit.ly/2Tt092y

Land IQ is excited to have our 2016 Statewide Land Use data publicly available. This important resource encompasses over 14.8 million acres and is available for viewing and download. Check out our blog post below to learn more. Wondering when the next release is coming? Crop years 2018 & 2019 (including multi-cropping) are in progress!

The Almond Board of California has released the Land IQ acreage number for 2019. This number includes bearing acreage and a non-bearing estimate. Check it out with links to spatial mapping. #almondacreage #landbasedscience #remotesensing

Land IQ is thrilled to welcome Dana Cornell to our team as Office Manager. Dana brings over 14 years of experience in Management, Accounting and HR in offices in both New York and San Francisco. We are certain her talents will ensure smooth operations in our busy office!

Land IQ is proud to partner with Blue Diamond Almonds to support the California FFA on this #GivingTuesday!

Land IQ is seeking an Accountant/Office Manager to support our Controller and office administration needs. Check out the job description at www.landiq.com/careers.

We have a full house of interns this summer! Representing California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly), UC Davis, UC Berkeley, Sonoma State University, Seattle University! Land IQ maintains a continuous internship program for current and recent college grads with #landbasedscience or #spatialscience experience.

This week we released our 2019 in-season estimate of rice acreage in California to our clients (we'll release it to the public in January 2020). Check out our blog to see how we compare to USDA-NASS. #rice #cropmapping #spatialscience #CAagriculture

We are excited to have Atsushi Tomita join our Spatial Sciences Team Land IQ as a Remote Sensing Analyst. Atsushi has a PhD in Earth and Environmental Sciences, bringing a background in #remotesensing and #landusechange. Welcome Atsushi!