EOMAP, acquired by Fugro in February 2025, is a German company specializing in Earth Observation (EO) solutions for aquatic environments. As a leader in optical remote sensing, EOMAP provides satellite-derived bathymetry, seafloor classification, and water quality monitoring services. Their key technology is used to map and monitor marine and freshwater ecosystems, supporting industries and governments in coastal zone management and environmental initiatives. EOMAP's major partners and customers include Fugro, the Danish Geodata Agency, and various governmental organizations.
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EOMAP developed eoapp AQUA in collaboration with major players in the sensor and surveying markets, such as Xylem and Fugro.
EOMAP released the eoapp AQUA, which provides satellite-based information on coastal and inland waters.
eoapp AQUA is the third online solution in EOMAP’s eoapp series, following ‘SDB-Online’ and ‘HYPOS’.
Researchers at EOMAP have used frequent satellite measurements to narrow down the course of the algae bloom in the Oder River.
EOMAP has developed an online visualization and early warning system for water bodies in collaboration with environmental agencies.
EOMAP will deliver high-resolution shallow water grids derived from satellite-derived bathymetry (SDB) technology to the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) starting in 2022.
EOMAP was selected by the UKHO as a first-choice provider in 2015.
The UKHO is partnering with EOMAP to leverage SDB technology to supplement existing hydrographic surveying and related charting products.
EOMAP produced a very high-resolution SDB record for Lighthouse Reef, Belize as the first engagement for UKHO in 2022.
EOMAP opened a new office in the United Arab Emirates to offer Earth Observation services to industry partners and authorities in the Middle East, North Africa, and India.