Which parcels in your CAP files are at risk this season? The CAP already watches the whole territory with Sentinel. We build the panel that reproduces that traffic light per parcel and leaves the appeal ready.
AMS · Reg. (EU) 2021/2116 · Sentinel-1/2 traffic light per parcel
The official flow is a traffic light per parcel, resolved through appeals. Every piece needed to get ahead of it is public.
The area monitoring system (Reg. (EU) 2021/2116 and Implementing Reg. 2022/1173) covers all of Spain except the Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla. Implementing Reg. (EU) 2026/148 unifies the quality assessments.
all of Spain except Canary Islands, Ceuta, Melilla
Since 2025, geotagged photos count as data in the monitoring process: an appeal is defended with georeferenced evidence taken from a phone.
data status since 2025
Declared parcels and crops served through OGC API Features, vector tiles, and WMS under a CC-BY 4.0 license: the official parcel base, ready to cross with Sentinel.
SIGPAC hub cloud · CC-BY 4.0
Satellite checks started as a pilot in 2019, with four territories and millions of hectares already verified without field visits. That starting point explains how fast the traffic light reached your CAP files.
A multi-file panel that reproduces the traffic light with Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 before the official notice arrives: green, amber, or red on every declared parcel; the declared crop in SIGPAC crossed with what the satellite observes; and the appeal package (geotagged photos included) ready to submit. For co-ops and farm managers, connected to your files through an API or MCP; for administrations, as a campaign tool.
We cross the crop you declared in SIGPAC (the official parcel base) with the classification that comes from the Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 series, because each crop has its own growth signature across the year. The result is a traffic light per parcel: green, amber, or red. You see which parcels point to an issue and review them before the notice arrives.
Sentinel-1/2 · classification per SIGPAC parcel
Monitoring does not only look at what is there, but at whether the work was done: a mowing, a harvest, or tillage leaves a drop in the time series. Sentinel-1 radar catches it even under clouds, because it does not depend on sunlight. With that we confirm the activity the aid requires happened, and we record when.
Sentinel-1 · radar · dated activity
Since 2025, geotagged photos count as data in monitoring. We prepare the appeal package by joining the satellite series with georeferenced, dated photos taken from a phone on the parcel itself. The appeal arrives backed by evidence, not just explanations.
geotagged photos · data status since 2025
For both sides of the same table:
Tell us how many CAP files you manage. We will propose the panel that watches your parcels through the whole season.
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