About SATERYS

Scalable Analysis Toolkit for Earth Remote sYStemS

Our Mission

SATERYS (Scalable Analysis Toolkit for Earth Remote sYStemS) aims to democratize access to satellite imagery analysis by providing a powerful, easy-to-use Python library that handles the complexity of satellite data processing behind a clean, intuitive interface.

We believe that satellite imagery analysis shouldn't require years of specialized training. Whether you're a researcher studying climate change, a farmer monitoring crops, or a developer building the next great geospatial application, SATERYS provides the tools you need to get started quickly and scale your work.

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Number of Versions
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Processing Functions
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Open Source

What Makes SATERYS Special

Performance Optimized

Built on NumPy and optimized with Numba for fast processing of large satellite imagery datasets. Handle multi-gigabyte files with ease.

  • Memory-efficient processing
  • Parallel computation support
  • Optimized algorithms
  • Chunked processing for large files

Extensible Architecture

Modular design allows easy extension and customization. Add your own processing algorithms or integrate with existing workflows.

  • Plugin architecture
  • Custom algorithm integration
  • Workflow automation
  • API extensibility

Production Ready

Comprehensive testing, documentation, and error handling make SATERYS suitable for production environments and critical applications.

  • Extensive test coverage
  • Robust error handling
  • Comprehensive logging
  • Production deployment guides

Technology Stack

Frontend
Svelte Svelvet TypeScript Vite
Backend
FastAPI Python Uvicorn Pydantic
Geospatial
rio-tiler Leaflet GDAL Rasterio
Deployment
Docker GitHub Actions PyPI Pip

Join Our Community

SATERYS is developed by a passionate community of remote sensing experts, software engineers, and researchers from around the world. We welcome contributions, feedback, and collaboration.

GitHub Repository Discussions Report Issues

Contributing

We believe in the power of open source and welcome contributions of all kinds:

  • Code contributions and bug fixes
  • Documentation improvements
  • Feature suggestions and ideas
  • Testing and quality assurance
  • Community support and tutorials

Check out our contribution guidelines to get started!

Open Source License

SATERYS is released under the MIT License, which means you're free to use it in your commercial and non-commercial projects. We believe in keeping satellite imagery analysis tools accessible to everyone.

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