About SoyTrace
A map of the soybean fields around each facility a crushing plant buys through.
Why it exists
A crushing plant sources soybeans from the farms around it and through elevators further out. Which fields lie inside each of those sourcing areas, what they have grown, and how the client classifies them is spread over GIS files and spreadsheets. SoyTrace puts it on one map, with the figures for every facility next to it.
Who runs it
SoyTrace is operated by Earthline’s geospatial team — the people who prepare the field data, build each catchment and review the results before a client sees them.
How access works
SoyTrace is not a self-serve platform. Each workspace is set up for one client by invitation, and each account sees only that client’s data.
Earthline
PT. EarthLine has been an authorised distributor of satellite imagery and geospatial services since December 2001, serving oil-palm plantations, mining, energy and forestry — from high-resolution and radar imagery to terrain data, drone acquisition and GNSS, soil and topographic surveys.
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