Do you need to map a large urban area? This webinar presents all you need to make a well-informed decision between aerial and 15 cm satellite imagery. Earth observation experts talk about: the advantages and disadvantages of aerial and satellite imagery the possibility to combine both to get the best of both worlds differences in collection planning and data processing Intelligent Collection Planning and Near Real-Time delivery satellite and aerial imagery data processing workflows and the key factors that affect productions the possibilities of reducing sun glint and other challenging operation settings BONUS: Daniela Valentino from Planetek Italia presents a real-life user case from a European municipal mapping project.
GEOSeries: Enhancing Critical Applications With A Combined Optical and SAR Approach
EUSI is joined by Umbra in exploring the opportunities to gain holistic insights of ongoing situations through EUSI’s combined tasking of the world’s highest resolution optical and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite imagery. While both datasets have been widely used in civil, commercial and security applications, never could users schedule synchronized collections of 25 cm SAR and 30 cm Near Real-Time optical imagery to mitigate weather and gain deeper insights of events unfolding on the ground.
Responding to events on the ground requires time-critical intelligence from space.
- What evacuation routes are currently blocked?
- How many cargo planes are on the runway?
While VHR optical imagery can provide you with ample visual details, it falls short at night or in cloudy weather. SAR satellites can see through the clouds and darkness to provide guaranteed images of unfolding events.
In this webinar, we will discuss the latest in SAR technology with Umbra and how to schedule “Double Shot” tasking with EUSI, so you always get the insights you need regardless of conditions.
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