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Built with open public data. AgriLens labels every source inside the product; the attributions below are reproduced exactly as they appear in the app.

AgriLens is a non-commercial showcase. Its OMAFRA-grounded recommendations are surfaced under non-commercial use; commercial use of Pub 811 content requires OMAFRA permission.

OMAFRA Publication 811

“Recommendations surfaced under non-commercial use of OMAFRA Pub 811 (Crown copyright, attribution permitted). Commercial use requires OMAFRA permission — see ADR-026.”

Where it appears: Settings → About — “Sources & licences”

Sentinel-2 · Copernicus

“Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data — © ESA Copernicus, served via Microsoft Planetary Computer (primary) and Element84 Earth Search (fallback).”

Where it appears: Field detection — data attribution

Fields of The World (FTW)

“FTW field-boundary model family (CC-BY-4.0). See ProposedField.model_attribution on each polygon for the exact model variant + license that produced it.”

Where it appears: Field detection — data attribution

SoilGrids 2.0 (ISRIC)

“Modelled estimate (SoilGrids 2.0, ~250 m) — not a soil test of this field.”

Where it appears: Field detail — Soil card

Open-Meteo

“based on the Open-Meteo 7-day forecast”

Where it appears: Home — priorities forecast basis

NASA POWER

“To compute analytics we query public environmental-data services using your field's location — Microsoft Planetary Computer (Sentinel-2 imagery), NASA POWER (climate), and ISRIC SoilGrids (soil). We retrieve public data by coordinate; we do not share your account details with them.”

Where it appears: Privacy — third-party services

CanDCS-U6 (PCIC / ECCC)

“CMIP6 statistically-downscaled agroclimatic indices, CanDCS-U6 (Cannon et al., PCIC) processed by Environment and Climate Change Canada. Licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada. Accessed via climate-scenarios.canada.ca.”

Where it appears: Climate — provenance