I'm Ido Livne — ISmapping. I turn remote-sensing data into answers for environmental and conservation work, assembling the right sensors, platforms and specialists for each project. Often that means fusing several sensors — hyperspectral, LiDAR, SAR and more — into one coherent, decision-ready picture.
Built for the living landscape.
Most of my work sits where remote sensing meets the environment — measuring, mapping and monitoring natural systems over time.




One point of contact.
A network on demand.
- ConstantISmapping is me. Every project runs through one accountable lead — from first scope to final delivery.
- On demandI bring in specialists to fit the work: scientists, project managers, field-operations crews, programmers, GIS analysts and more.
- The resultThe focus of a single expert with the depth of a full team — sized to the project, never to an org chart.
What I take on.
Chosen per project, not bundled — from a first feasibility look all the way to tools your team keeps using.
Analysis & delivery
Feasibility studies
Bridging remote-sensing and spectroscopy hardware with the people who could use it — a fast, concrete way to show an end client what the technology does in their own field.
Remote-sensing analysis
Hyperspectral, multispectral, LiDAR and SAR analysis for thematic mapping — turning raw data into classified, decision-ready answers.
Project management
A decade of running technological projects for private companies and public bodies, holding scientists, engineers and field teams to one focused outcome.
Consultancy
Advising universities, research groups and start-ups working at the edge of remote sensing, spectroscopy and mapping.
Working with you
Client-side training
Hands-on training so your own people can read, run and trust the data after I hand it over.
Custom tools
Designated tools and workflows built around your data and your decisions, not a generic platform.
Technical support
Ongoing technical support for the methods, tools and monitoring I set up.
Using remote sensing in your studies?
If you're a student working with remote sensing, get in touch — I'm happy to give a free consultation, over a video call or by email, to help you think through methods, data and approach.
Let's scope your project.
Tell me what you're trying to find, measure or map — I'll tell you whether remote sensing is the right tool, and what it would take.