BAY OF GIBRALTAR, 6TH DECEMBER 2009
? BY WORLDVIEW-2, 50CM RESOLUTION
BAY OF GIBRALTAR, 6TH DECEMBER 2009
? BY WORLDVIEW-2, 50CM RESOLUTION
Very high resolution satellite data is a core component of marine monitoring services, and provides a cost-effective method for monitoring large and remote areas. It is sufficiently detailed to enable:
Soniá Antunes, European Maritime Safety Agency
A coastal scene depicted in natural colour (RGB), and utilising the Coastal band, which is particularly useful for bathymetric applications
Monitoring change in coastal regions is critical to marine navigation and development, and an important parameter is water depth. Reflectance values from 8-band multispectral imagery is a non-invasive and extremely cost-effective tool for bathymetry in water depths up to 15 m. Bathymetric data supports:
VHR satellite imagery is a key component in achieving Maritime Situational Awareness (MSA). +
Satellite images show whales being held captive in Russia’s Srednyaya Bay amongst international outcries for the animals’ release. +
Tama Group is using machine learning along with Very High Resolution 30 cm satellite imagery supplied by European Space Imaging +
Very High Resolution satellite imagery has become an invaluable resource for many government functions, writes Adrian Zevenbergen, European Space Imaging. +
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