European Space Imaging provides the highest resolution satellite imagery commercially available. Imagery with this level of clarity allows analysts to see vehicles types, personnel activities, individual plants and building/infrastructure construction details. It’s perfect for:
The WorldView constellation has hundreds of multispectral band combinations – allowing you to see more of what is actually happening on the ground. Multispectral imagery can assist in vehicle/building camouflage inspection, synthetic material identification, vegetation health analysis and water depth assessment. Short-wave infrared (SWIR) imagery can even see through smoke, detect heat and identify geological minerals.
This has endless applications in mission planning and damage evaluation scenarios.
3D models of operational environments aid in mission preparation, allowing key questions to be answered such as: Does our equipment fit down this street? Can a helicopter land on that building? What is the line of sight from that specific location?
European Space Imaging in partnership with GAF AG utilises VHR satellite imagery to capture and deliver rapidly generated 3D models of any critical area of interest.
Marine vessel surveillance is crucial for maritime safety and environmental protection. When a ship has stopped transmitting an AIS location signal, it could be for a number of suspicious reasons.
When an organisation needs to locate or confirm the identity of a vessel at sea, tipping and cueing services and vessel detection software are the essential tools. Ships can be located in large areas of ocean using Synthetic-aperture Radar (SAR) satellite data and then carefully analysed used VHR optical satellite data to determine details such as vessel type, accurate measurements and identifying features.
Leveraging their high success rate from previous years, European Space Imaging has been awarded a fourth multi-year agriculture framework contract +
VHR satellite imagery supplied by European Space Imaging to Isla Duporge, Lead Project Researcher from WildCRU at University of Oxford +
On Friday 6 November, Satellogic, the first company to develop a scalable Earth observation platform with the ability to remap +
Despite the challenges incurred from COVID-19 in 2020, European Space Imaging has once again finalised the collection of Very High +
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