For oil palm owners and operating teams in Indonesia and Malaysia. HSS GDT brings observations together to map risk signals and prioritise field inspection. Data sources, verification and pilot scope are agreed for your estate.
Risk signals to prioritise field inspection
Satellite data covers the whole plantation and shows which blocks need a closer look.
A rotary-wing UAV flies survey lines over a projected orthophoto of an oil palm block. Above a palm with a risk signal it slows down, hovers and takes a hyperspectral snapshot.
Enter your plantation area and the expected spread of the disease. First you see what you save and keep earning, then what the inspection costs.
Loss per hectare: GDT Ganoderma loss model built from primary sources (replanting cost, revenue recovery curve, 10 % discount rate), August 2026.
Ganoderma basal stem rot is the most damaging disease of oil palm in Indonesia and Malaysia. By the time the crown shows symptoms, the palm is usually lost and the infection has spread to its neighbours.
HSS GDT was created to find the disease earlier. The project connects satellite monitoring, UAV inspection, ground sensors and laboratory verification into one system with an AI core, built by an international team of engineers and scientists.
Start with the estate, then inspect selected areas. Record the sources, field checks and any laboratory results behind each assessment.
Changes across the estate show which blocks need inspection.
Fixed-wing LiDAR and thermal survey, then rotary-wing hyperspectral imaging of the selected palms.
Planned sensor integration adds local observations when a calibrated device and verified data stream are available.
AI supports the comparison of observations. Field and laboratory checks, where performed, are documented in the inspection report.
HSS GDT brings observations together to identify areas that need attention. A risk signal guides the next field check; it is not a confirmed diagnosis.
Field and laboratory verification are recorded separately from spectral risk signals. The report identifies the method and evidence available.
From an estate-wide view to evidence at an individual palm. Explore what each layer contributes to one connected decision.
Satellite observations provide the broad context: the estate, its blocks and changes over time. Areas that need attention become the starting point for a closer inspection.
Illustrative scenes show the role of each layer. They do not display live plantation data or the proprietary detection method.
Choose observation sources and the level of verification. Your estimate updates with each choice.
The expected share of the estate requiring detailed inspection. This is a planning input, not a measured infection rate.
Tap or click the source cards to select them. Drag the slider to adjust the risk-zone share.
Basic laboratory analysis included · $0.20 / ha
Estimated annual budget
Reference estimate from the supplied configuration workbook, not a confirmed pilot tariff. Pilot price and scope are agreed individually. Additional services are priced on request.
Explore oil palm areas across Indonesia and Malaysia. Select regions, compare hectares and request a local inspection.
Company estimates · source year not specified unless stated
MPOB · December 2025
All Malaysian regions total 5,700,051 ha; MPOB national total: 5,700,050 ha. The 1 ha difference is rounding.
Regional areas are not plantation boundaries or monitored coverage. Province figures are subsets of island figures; the two views are counted separately. Natural Earth · BPS · Indonesia 2025 · MPOB 2025
Start with a request describing your estate and objectives. We agree the available sources, verification steps, scope, mobilisation and timing for the pilot.
It gives your team a risk map, evidence and priorities to support field decisions. Agronomy actions remain part of your plantation operations.
The annual price depends on area, observation sources, Pro and the share of risk zones. Regional operating conditions, taxes and any additional services are clarified in the proposal.
The country, estate location, managed area and your contact details. Plantation boundaries and existing maps can be shared during the follow-up.
Tell us where the plantation is and what you want to achieve. Scope, timing and terms are agreed for your estate.
