Here are two comparisons of 40-cm and 50-cm resolution WorldView-2 data collected over the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area on April 13, 2012. The GSD of these WV2 images is 46.4 cm. You will see that while the spatial extent changes Read More
Solar energy technology is always a hotbed of innovation so this month we turn our attention to advancements in this industry.First, here are a series of advancements that will make solar energy cheaper to produce. Connecting with last month’s focus Read More
On August 13, 2014, DigitalGlobe successfully sent the next-generation high-resolution imagery satellite into space, WorldView-3 (WV3). WorldView-3 joins its two siblings, WorldView-1 and WorldView-2 (WV2), orbiting our planet a mere 617 kilometers from its surface! DigitalGlobe has set a track Read More
When I started my adventure called grad school, I was actually a human geography major with a focus on African development. As such, my Free for All for this month is a shout out to the world of development. The Read More
We are excited to announce that starting immediately 40-cm satellite imagery products from DigitalGlobe’s constellation are ready for purchase! While the change in resolution from 50-cm down to 40-cm might sound like a 20% increase in the number of pixels Read More
Monterrey, Mexico, the capital of the northeastern state of Nuevo Leon, has been in the news a lot in the past several years, but often not for good. The area is rife with drug and cartel activity, and there have Read More
I’m old enough to remember the time before cell phones. I remember when you had to actually coordinate with people where to meet and when, and you had to stick to your plans. I remember when people used to look Read More
In this month’s edition of the Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), we turn our attention to the question of horizontal accuracy in high-resolution imagery products. While it seems like a topic that should be relatively straightforward, surprisingly it is wrought Read More
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