We settled on Moscow, Russia for this WV3 image of the month as Saint Basil’s Cathedral (seen in the first graphic here) is renowned to have one of the most colorful roofs in the world, would you agree? The other Read More
Yep, you guessed it, another month of headline dumps from my list of cool technological advancements coming down the pipeline. Let’s jump right into it folks! Government research suggests that the wonder material graphene could be used to clean the Read More
In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 7 billion square kilometers of Read More
With the pending launch of Map Mavin, it seems an appropriate time to focus on GIS (Geographic Information Systems) clouds. Specifically, in the March edition of the Geospatial Tip of the Month (GTM) I will try to answer the seemingly Read More
In this monthly piece, we give our readers a sense of the high-resolution imagery coverage collected over a geography during a specified window. To do this, we pick a high-resolution satellite constellation, a defined time period and area of interest, Read More
For some projects, satellites cannot offer the resolution or cloud-free conditions demanded by your project. In these instances, the solution is our 15-centimeter (cm) and 30-cm aerial imagery. Delivered in color or with four multispectral bands, our new collections of Read More
Have you checked out the new and improved Image Hunter yet?!?! If not, you should! Listening to the feedback we received on improving imagery search engines, the new version of Image Hunter features a major overhaul to the user interface Read More
From one of America’s smallest stadiums in Miami, Florida, we travel across the country to the site of the just concluded Super Bowl 50 (yep, guess we ran this article a bit late, haha!), Levi’s Stadium, located in a suburb Read More
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