Rwanda. Meta's heights at their native 1.19 m grid inside 21 windows around the drawn coffee polygons (414 km²), the 10 m layer everywhere else, and Esri Wayback imagery by date. Lab index.
Imagery, swipe left vs right
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Esri World Imagery Wayback: dated releases of the same Maxar-based mosaic Meta used. The release date is when Esri published it; local image dates can be older. Drag the handle to compare.
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Coffee probability (from the coffee map site)
Show from0.80
Opacity0.70
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Same tiles as the public coffee map, read directly from it; pixels below the "show from" probability are hidden, and the layer is drawn under the canopy layers. Below zoom 14 the tiles hold averaged probabilities, which rarely reach 0.80: lower the slider to see where coffee concentrates, or zoom in for the real 10 m values.
Meta canopy height
Opacity0.85
Hide below2.0 m
Pixels below the "hide below" height are transparent so the imagery shows through; set it to 0 to see everything. Click the map to read the height at a point.
Meta image dates
From Meta's own metadata: the date of the Maxar image behind each footprint. Pick the imagery release nearest that date to see what the model saw.
Field data
Boundaries and polygons
Credits: canopy height Meta and WRI (Tolan et al. 2024, CC-BY 4.0); imagery Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics; districts national layer.