MT VESUVIUS, ITALY, 17TH AUGUST 2017
? BY WORLDVIEW-4, 30CM RESOLUTION
MT VESUVIUS, ITALY, 17TH AUGUST 2017
? BY WORLDVIEW-4, 30CM RESOLUTION
Not every crisis is inevitable, there are many that can be prevented with proper planning. With satellite imagery it is possible to predict the likelihood of fires and the path of floods. Geological movement that precedes landslides can be detected. This information enables government planners to make the right decisions regarding development permissions, and insurance companies to set smart premiums.
Before and after flooding | Mandra, Greece | 4 October 2017
A whirlwind leaves a path of destruction through greenhouses | Antalya, Turkey | 16 November 2017
Knowing the extent of an emergency allows authorities to implement the best response and estimate its true cost. Satellite imagery rapidly enables this, regardless of where in the world the disaster has taken place. It is useful for understanding the effects of:
Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite images captured with WorldView-3 by European Space Imaging showing the damage to Europe's largest migrant +
Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite images captured only hours ago with WorldView-2 by European Space Imaging highlight the scope of +
PAX and its local partner PEL – Civil Waves have investigated the years-long impact of oil pollution in northeast Syria +
European Space Imaging responds to an urgent request from the EU Commission for resources from the Earth Observation industry that +
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