Partnership with Satellogic: Increases Capacity for Key European Remote Sensing Projects
European Space Imaging has signed a partnership agreement with Satellogic, an innovative player in the
Moria, Greece: Satellite Images Show Fire Damage
Nearly 13,000 people are left without shelter after the fires have burnt down most of
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FROM URBAN TO RURAL: Enabling Sustainable Urban Planning and Development Using Satellite Imagery
FROM URBAN TO RURAL: Enabling Sustainable Urban Planning and Development Using Satellite Imagery | It is estimated that 55% of the world’s population lives in urban areas. This number is expected to increase to 68% by 2050. Studies have shown that urbanisation combined with the overall growth of the world’s
GeoEye-1
Launched in 2008, the GeoEye-1 satellite is equipped with some of the most advanced technology ever used in a commercial remote sensing system. Operating at an expected altitude of 681 km, GeoEye-1 provides 41 cm panchromatic resolution and 1.65 m multispectral resolution. Utilising GeoEye-1, European Space Imaging currently offer customers
Greece: Satellite Images Show Oil Spill
A tanker carrying 2,500 tonnes of oil and fuel sank near Athens on September 10, polluting the Greek coastline. European Space Imaging captured a series of satellite images of the site between September 13 and 15, using Digital Globe’s satellite GeoEye-1. “The very high resolution satellite images show us precisely
Greek History Protected by Historic Data
Known widely as the Cradle of Civilization and the Birthplace of Democracy, the history and legacy of Greece is unrivaled. From Thessaloniki in the north, to the sprawling capital city of Athens, to the historic island of Santorini, the country is filled with some of the world’s most familiar ancient
Habitat Preservation Using Satellite Imagery
The Hartibaciu Tableland encompasses about 2,500 square kilometers in central Romania and is home to many rare species of birds, flora, and fauna. It is an area susceptible to flooding and landslides, is subject to development pressure, and is experiencing population growth. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF), in cooperation with
