FireWatch uses satellite imagery to:

track, manage and control prescribed, and wild fires, Australia wide
provide real time information to emergency services, farmers and land management professionals
show historic images of fire-scarred areas allow land managers to estimate the flammability of land cover and make informed decisions about controlled burnings.

Land Monitor uses satellite imagery to:

map areas affected by salinity and high water tables in WA’s south-west.
predict areas at risk from future salinisation
track areas of woody revegetation levels and vegetation loss.

OceanWatch provides access to sea surface temperature charts for fishing industry professionals or for recreational use. The charts indicate temperature boundaries, temperature pockets, water movements and currents.  Fish may congregate in waters of favourable temperature, so sea surface information can help track concentrations of catch and maximise yield. Temperature charts are produced using satellite data gathered 800 kilometres above the earth and these can be available within 2 hours after satellite overpass. Up to 8 satellite views of Western Australia’s coast can be produced within a 24 hour period (view a sample image).

VegetationWatch uses satellite imagery to:

show the amount of vegetation cover across Australia
measure the foliage density on the earth’s surface
estimate crop yield and pasture growth rates
forecast the impact of rainfall on crop yield