The project of NFTs displaying satellite images of deforestation and storing information in their metadata about deforestation aims to address the problem of lack of transparency and traceability in the process of issuing and selling carbon credits. Many companies and organizations issue carbon credits to offset their greenhouse gas emissions, but often there is no effective way to verify the authenticity and quality of the credits. Additionally, it can be difficult for investors and buyers to know exactly where the credit comes from and how it was generated.

The proposed solution is to use blockchain technology and NFTs to tokenize the information of the areas where carbon credits are issued. The satellite images and metadata about deforestation would be stored in NFTs, which would allow for greater transparency and traceability in the process of issuing and selling carbon credits. Investors and buyers could verify the authenticity and quality of the credits and know exactly where they come from.

The roadmap and timeline for implementing the project would include identifying the areas where carbon credits would be issued (samples for this demo), obtaining high-quality satellite images, and collecting data on deforestation. Subsequently, a blockchain platform would be developed to tokenize the information into NFTs, and a system for selling the tokenized carbon credits that include the information as NFTs would be implemented. The timeline would depend on the scale and scope of the project but could be divided into development and testing stages to ensure the functionality and security of the platform.