See how satellite imagery can make critical infrastructure monitoring more frequent, targeted and efficient.
Monitoring hundreds or thousands of kilometres of pipelines, power lines and other critical infrastructure traditionally requires extensive field inspections, vehicle patrols or aerial surveys. Satellite-based monitoring offers a different approach: regularly analysing large networks, identifying potential risks and directing teams to the locations that require attention.
In this webinar, European Space Imaging (EUSI) and Orbital Eye show how this works in practice, from planning and collecting the satellite imagery to turning it into actionable information for infrastructure operators.
You’ll learn how:
- Regular satellite monitoring can complement or reduce resource-intensive field and aerial inspections.
- 30 cm optical, multispectral and SAR imagery can identify construction, excavation, vegetation change and other activity along infrastructure corridors.
- Intelligent Collection Planning improves the reliability of recurring monitoring, even across long, complex or remote networks.
- Different satellite sensors and collection opportunities can help maintain visibility despite challenging terrain, weather and operational requirements.
- Detected activity can be quickly reviewed, prioritised and passed to field teams with current imagery and precise coordinates.
Orbital Eye also introduces their COSMIC-EYE platform, showing how satellite imagery is automatically analysed to highlight potential issues, review changes over time and help operators decide where action is needed.
Whether you are evaluating an infrastructure monitoring solution or developing your own in-house capabilities, this webinar shows why the quality of the analysis starts with one fundamental requirement: getting the right imagery, in the right place, at the right time.
