Soil
Mapping and monitoring soil properties, fertility and soil health across Morocco.
Science, data and innovation for sustainable agriculture and natural resources management in Morocco.
Spatial knowledge
for a resilient Morocco
Morocco GeoHub is a scientific geospatial initiative dedicated to producing, integrating and sharing spatial information to support sustainable agriculture and natural resource management in Morocco.
The initiative brings together field observations, laboratory measurements, Earth observation, geospatial technologies and data-driven modelling to transform scientific data into accessible and actionable knowledge.
Mapping and monitoring soil properties, fertility and soil health across Morocco.
Monitoring agricultural systems from field observations to landscape-scale analysis.
Understanding water resources and climate variability for resilient agriculture.
A multidisciplinary team of researchers and specialists working across geospatial science, soil science, remote sensing, artificial intelligence and agronomy to develop Morocco GeoHub.

Founder & Researcher
INRA — Morocco
Researcher specializing in Digital Soil Mapping, Remote Sensing and Precision Agriculture. His work focuses on integrating field observations, Earth observation and machine learning to produce spatial information for soils, crops, water and climate.

PhD Student
Hassan II University / INRA — Morocco
PhD student working on Generative AI for soil science and precision agriculture in Morocco. His research combines Generative AI, machine learning, deep learning and geospatial data to support agricultural and environmental applications.
The Morocco GeoHub Scientific Committee brings together experts from complementary disciplines to provide scientific guidance on the initiative's scientific orientation, methodologies and geospatial products.
Coming soon
We collaborate with leading research institutions and organizations to advance geospatial knowledge and sustainable agriculture in Morocco.


