Specialist Earth Observation

Turn satellite data into evidence you can act on

Marmoris supports life below water from space. We help offshore energy developers, conservation programmes, and aquaculture operators turn ocean and coastal data into decisions they can actually rely on.

Built and backed with ESA BIC Noordwijk Copernicus Accelerator ITC · University of Twente University of Bologna Wageningen University NL Space Campus Reefy

Why we exist

Most of the ocean still goes unmeasured. We change what you can see.

Healthy water underpins every coastal economy, from offshore wind to fisheries to the reefs that protect a coastline. Marmoris brings continuous, satellite based observation to the parts of the sea that ground surveys reach only rarely, so the people responsible for it can act on evidence rather than assumption.

What Earth observation makes possible

One continuous view of the water, three things it lets you do

Satellites revisit the same stretch of coast again and again, in conditions a survey vessel cannot always reach. We turn that record into something a regulator, a funder, or an operations team can use.

Monitor

Track water quality, turbidity, chlorophyll, and surface temperature over time, across an area far wider than in water sensors can cover on their own.

Detect

Screen for the early signals of harmful algal blooms, ecological stress, and change, so a problem is visible while there is still time to respond.

Prove

Build a defensible, time stamped baseline that stands up in an environmental assessment or a funder report, grounded in the BACI framework regulators already trust.

Built on evidence

A specialist team that works the gap between satellites and biology

Most environmental data providers specialise in one part of the picture, either satellite monitoring or biological sampling, but rarely both. Marmoris exists specifically in that gap. Our methodology is developed with academic partners and grounded in frameworks that regulators and financiers already rely on.

  • Methodology developed with ITC and the University of Twente, the University of Bologna, and Wageningen University.
  • Grounded in the BACI framework, a before and after, control and impact design used in regulatory environmental work.
  • Exploring how satellite indicators and eDNA sampling can work together to catch biodiversity effects standard surveys miss, through our IBIS project.

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Backed by and working with

ESA BIC Noordwijk
Copernicus Accelerator
Netherlands Space Agency
Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)
ITC, University of Twente
University of Bologna
Wageningen University

Tell us what you are working on

Every project is scoped individually. Start with a short conversation and we will tell you honestly whether Earth observation is the right tool for your problem.

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