European Space Imaging becomes EUSI
We are excited to announce that European Space Imaging are rebranding to the acronym of EUSI.
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First Images From WorldView-3
On August 13, 2014, DigitalGlobe launched WorldView-3 into orbit. On August 19, a mere six days after launch, they completed commissioning the satellite bus and opened the door on the main telescope to begin imagery testing on the entire suite of WorldView-3’s 27 super-spectral bands. We are pleased to share
FROM SENSOR TO SOLDIER: How Satellite Imagery Transforms Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance
FROM SENSOR TO SOLDIER: How Satellite Imagery Transforms Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance | Recent years have seen the fall of traditional combat structures and the rise of agile enemy groups, a rapid increase of infrastructure in politically sensitive regions and enormous immigration crises. The role of Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) has
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
