The proof

Field evidence, not capability claims.

Selected work across rivers, reservoirs, forests, archaeology, underground structures, erosion, and ground movement.

Project evidence

Structured case studies, connected to their evidence.

Every project owns its scope, goal, location, status, environmental context, methods, metrics, outputs, narrative, gallery, technologies, solution sectors, and responsible team.

Nahal Tzipori, Lower GalileeOngoing Monitoring

Nahal Tzipori: Bank Stability & Erosion Monitoring

Drone LiDAR and high-resolution aerial imagery of restored stream segments for the Kishon Drainage and Rivers Authority, with repeat surveys to track erosion and deposition over time.

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Makhtesh Be'eri Nature Reserve, western NegevOngoing Monitoring

Makhtesh Be’eri: Monitoring a New Road’s Impact on a Nature Reserve

Repeat drone LiDAR surveys for the Deshe Institute and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, monitoring how a new road built across the reserve during the war affects runoff, erosion and vegetation.

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Yarkon RiverCompleted

Yarkon River Topo-Bathymetric Mapping

Drone LiDAR and drone-mounted sonar combined into one topo-bathymetric model of a Yarkon River reach for LIA, supporting planning of the river corridor.

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Sergeants Grove, NetanyaCompleted

Sergeants Grove: Tree-Level Forest Survey

Drone LiDAR and multispectral survey of an urban nature grove for KKL – Jewish National Fund, mapping every individual tree and its vitality.

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Mitzpe Shivta, Negev HighlandsCompleted

Mitzpe Shivta: Surface-to-Underground Mapping of an Ancient Desert Site

Integrated aerial and underground mapping of a Nabataean–Byzantine site for the University of Haifa research team led by Dr. Sina Lehnig and Prof. Gil Gambash.

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Arava Valley, Eilat Mountains and TimnaResearch / Demonstration

Automated Detection of Ancient Copper Slag, Arava Valley

Machine-learning detection of ancient copper-smelting slag from drone and national orthophoto imagery, with Prof. Adi Eliyahu Behar (Ariel University), Prof. Naama Yahalom-Mack (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Dr Uzi Avner (Arava Institute) and the Geological Survey of Israel.

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