VineView
Gabriel Navarro has a work experience of being a Senior Pilot & Engineer at VineView since May 2012. Prior to that, they worked as a Senior Flight Instructor at Pacific Union College starting from January 2012.
Gabriel Navarro holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) degree in the Science of Aviation from Pacific Union College. In addition to their degree, they have obtained several certifications. These include Commercial Drone Operator; Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems from the Federal Aviation Administration, obtained in October 2016. Gabriel also holds certifications in Commercial Airplane Single & Multiengine Land; Instrument Airplane, obtained in April 2011, and Flight Instructor Airplane Single & Multiengine Land; Instrument Airplane, obtained in January 2012. Gabriel has further certifications in healthcare, including Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) obtained in January 2019 from the American Heart Association.
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VineView
Based on NASA technology, using aerial-based sensors, ultra-high resolution imagery and advanced scientific algorithms, VineView is transforming the way vineyard operators monitor grapevine health. By offering specialized data solutions tuned for the complexities of vineyards, VineView enables growers to improve grape quality, protect againstt disease, and optimize vineyard productivity. Highlights- Over 15 years of unparalleled experience in remote sensing for vineyards, including unmatched UP and expertise around disease detection.- Offer most advanced, calibrated, and accurate measurement of vine vigour available.- First data analytics provider capable of offering vineyard specific disease detection capabilities from a drone platform.Key ProductsCalibrated Vine Vigour Data Products: Using ultra-high resolution imagery, advanced calibration techniques, and the Enhanced Vegetation Index, VineView offers the world’s most advanced measurement of grapevine health. With VineView’s suite of Calibrated VIne Vigour data products, growers can achieve vine balance, drive vineyard uniformity, and monitor the impact of water, fertilizer, and canopy management decisions with ease and efficiency.Disease Detection Technology: Grapevine disease can cause catastrophic damage to a vineyard. Using technology based on NASA remote sensing techniques, VineView can detect harmful grapevine diseases like Grapevine Leafroll and Grapevine Yellows (Flavescence Doree), helping growers protect against disease, target resources, and recover lost profits.Milestones- VineView SAI opens its doors for business in Napa Valley, California (2002)- SkySquirrel is founded in Nova Scotia, Canada (2013)- SkySquirrel closes $1M round of funding (2015)- VineView & SkySquirrel launch joint venture (2015)- SkySquirrel secures $3M in funding (2017)- Skyquireel & VineView SAI merge to form VineView (2018)