The GeoRetina AI knowledge base lets you upload PDFs and index web documents so the assistant can reference your organization-specific material in risk, conservation, exposure, follow-up, and report workflows.
What It Is For
Use the knowledge base when GeoRetina AI needs private or domain-specific context:
- Planning documents and policy guidance.
- Conservation plans, watershed plans, and stewardship criteria.
- Internal reports and technical memos.
- Public web pages or URL-based reference documents.
- Prior assessments that should inform a new risk, exposure, or conservation analysis.
Supported Document Sources
| Source | How it appears | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| PDF upload | Files are uploaded, indexed, and listed with page counts. | |
| Web page URL | URL | The page is indexed from a public http(s) URL. |
| PDF URL | PDF (URL) | A PDF found at a URL is indexed as a URL-backed PDF document. |
Document count, page, and file-size limits depend on your plan.
Managing Documents
The knowledge base page supports:
- Groups such as All Documents and user-created groups.
- Search across document names.
- Add Document with PDF upload or Add from URL.
- Rename documents.
- Open indexed documents.
- Select and delete multiple documents.
Using Knowledge in Chat
Once documents are indexed, ask GeoRetina AI to use them with the risk, exposure, or conservation result you are reviewing.
Example prompts:
Policy interpretation
Using our uploaded watershed plan, explain how the vegetation stress findings affect restoration priorities.
Report synthesis
Based on the knowledge base and this flood exposure layer, create a municipal briefing.
Evidence check
Which parts of our documents support the priority zones in this analysis?
Decision summary
Use our docs to summarize which actions are most aligned with the land-cover findings.
References
Knowledge-backed answers can include references so you can see which documents and pages informed the response.
Best Practices
- Upload focused documents rather than broad document dumps.
- Use clear document names so references are easy to understand.
- Group documents by project, client, watershed, or program.
- Ask GeoRetina AI to cite or summarize the evidence it used.
- Use Super mode when combining knowledge base material with generated maps and reports.