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European Space Imaging makes Newsworthy Images available to the Media
January 20, 2012 Today European Space Imaging made images of the wreck of the Costa Concordia available for download to the media. Whenever a new world event happens European Space Imaging attempts to capture the up-to-date images using the DigitalGlobe satellite constellation.

As events unfold in public, the satellite images can provide a day-to-day update of developments. To give the media access to the most pertinent images European Space Imaging have now prioritised a section of their website for media downloads which will be updated as new world events take place. The section can be found under News in the Gallery section of the website under Press Imagery.

European Space Imaging is a partner of DigitalGlobe through the WorldView Global Alliance meaning all the media conditions follow the DigitalGlobe regulations with the only amendment being that the copyright credit is © DigitalGlobe, provided by European Space Imaging.




European Space Imaging signs GMES contract for VHR imagery provision with ESA
October 26, 2011 European Space Imaging has signed a three-year contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) for the provision of VHR satellite images to the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) program.

The contract covers the provision of VHR optical data from DigitalGlobe's satellite constellation consisting of WorldView-1, WorldView-2 and QuickBird. The imagery supports a range of services for monitoring the environment and supporting civil security activities on a European, national and regional level. Especially for GMES emergency services, like SAFER or GMOSAIC, an instant tasking option for VHR optical data is crucial for immediate assessments and can be fully supported throguh EUSI using their local WorldView groundstation and their close connection with the WorldView Global Alliance partner DigitalGlobe.

The contract reserves as an option the provision of WorldView-2 imagery with 50 cm resolution to the Urban Atlas project. The Urban Atlas is providing pan-European comparable land use and land cover data for 305 Large Urban Zones with more than 100.000 inhabitants in Europe. Since February 2011, EUSI successfully collected more than 60% of the total area cloud-free with WorldView-2’s 8-Multispectral Bands.