EUSI Invests in Ground Station Upgrade at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) for the Fastest VHR Satellite Imagery Delivery in Europe
Munich, Germany – European Space Imaging (EUSI), the leading provider of Very High Resolution (VHR)
European Space Imaging and Airbus partner to provide EMSA with best-in-class satellite imagery service
The European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) has awarded European Space Imaging (EUSI) and Airbus a
Supporting European Land Management Policies via Copernicus VHR2021
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Automated Beach Litter Detection Using Satellite Imagery and Machine Learning
The Tama Group demonstrates how they use machine learning to detect trash along beaches from VHR satellite imagery and generate density maps to aid in cleanup efforts. Traditionally it has been a human user who analyzes satellite imagery for changes, but this process is slow and time-consuming. Whether detecting trash
AW3D Enhanced
The ability to analyse the elevation of terrain and surface features in high resolution is a crucial component of most geospatial applications. European Space Imaging has partnered with NTT Data to offer AW3D Enhanced elevation models. By leveraging the world’s highest resolution satellite imagery from the Maxar WorldView Constellation, AW3D
AW3D Standard
European Space Imaging has partnered with NTT Data to offer AW3D Standard – a global elevation model derived from millions of satellite images acquired by the Advanced Land Observing Satellite from JAXA. Featuring high geolocational accuracy without any Ground Control Points (GCP) and resolutions of 2.5 m or 5 m,
Bathymetry
Accurate and high resolution bathymetric data is a necessity for a wide range of coastal oceanographic research and is especially important when studying the environmental health of benthic habitats that are often disturbed by human or natural phenomena. Utilising the WorldView-2 and WorldView-3 satellites, we are able to see further
BEIRUT, LEBANON: Satellite Images Show Explosion Damage
At least 100 people have died and 4,000 people have been wounded in a massive explosion in Beirut, Lebanon on Tuesday 4th August 2020. Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite images captured only hours ago with WorldView-2 by European Space Imaging highlight the scope of the damage to the surrounding blast