Partnered with all leading commercial satellite operators to give clients access to a huge range of satellite data capabilities. This virtual constellation draws imagery from more than 450 satellites currently in orbit, providing access to both optical and radar imagery at a range of resolutions and sensing modes.
The Service
Imagery is sourced and supplied to meet each client’s specific needs in terms of spatial and spectral resolution, resulting in timely image acquisition frequency.
Cape Barren, Australia. ©2016 Planet
Mailiao Oil Refinery, Taiwan. ©2020 Capella
Client Benefits
- Full global coverage
- Satellite data can simultaneously provide large area of coverage and high levels of detail
- Rapid updates of targeted area can be supplied every few hours if needed
- On-demand tasking available from many providers
- Historical backlog of worldwide data
Related INSIGHTS
ENHANCED CHEST BUNDLES OFFERING WORLD-CLASS SOLUTIONS
The new Hexagon Geospatial CHEST Agreement for academic and research institutions in the UK and Ireland is ready for renewal and due to be in place this month. It has been great working with Hexagon and the CHEST teams again to review the offering and to work out how we can tailor the bundles to meet the changing needs of universities, colleges and research institutions across our region.
USING SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE THE SPEED AND ACCURACY OF CREDIT LENDING DECISIONS
With over a decade’s experience in developing bespoke solutions for clients in the insurance, investment, and finance sectors, we were ideally placed when a South American banking group asked how remotely sensed data may enhance their risk management processes and improve their credit lending decision-making for agricultural customers.
WHAT ARE WE EXPECTING FOR ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON 2021?
Atlantic Hurricane Season 2021 is now very much underway, with the official season kicking off on June 1st. Predictions across the board are anticipating another above-normal season, and similarities with last year’s activity can already been seen with the first named storm, Ana, forming before-schedule, on May 22nd.