Download a Free 5-band PlanetScope Imagery Sample Now!

A 3-meter natural color PlanetScope image collected over rural Wuhan, China on February 20, 2020. This image has been processed by Apollo Mapping for improved clarity and colors. (Image Courtesy: Planet)

Did you hear the news that new 3-meter PlanetScope SuperDoves now collect 3-meter 5-band multispectral imagery, adding in a valuable red edge band?! Yes you read that correct, PlanetScope data now features a red edge band which can significantly improve plant health assessments and spectral analysis in general. If you would like to test out a sample of this new 5-band PlanetScope imagery, simply fill out our form here and then you will get access to a free 5-band scene collected over rural Argentina in 2020, nice!

If you are interested in 3-meter 5-band PlanetScope imagery for your next project, send us an email at sales@apollomapping.com and we will get right back to you with pricing and coverage options!

Comments

  1. Godsave says:

    i want to use the image for biomass esstimation

    1. Hi Godsave – it can be used for that.

  2. ashok kumar sharma says:

    I want to use the imagery data for crop type and yield estimation.

    1. Hi Ashok – we have satellite imagery that can be used for crop estimation and analytics.

  3. J says:

    Thanks for the sample

    1. No problem – glad it helped out!

  4. ali mirzaei says:

    hi, I am studying remotesensing and i need a planet scope image forv my research in agricaltural pruducts classification

    1. Hi Ali – we will email you now.

  5. Harsh Harsh says:

    Need to check quality

    1. Hi Harsh – hope these samples help out. The 5-band product has been replaced by an 8-band offering.

  6. Sejal Sawant says:

    Hello, I am a student of mit world peace university learning data science and for my current project i need some free samples of Planetscope if you could provide me with some free samples it would be of great help.
    Thankyou

    1. Hi Sejal – thanks for comment, I will email you now.

  7. Han-Gyeol Lim says:

    Hi,
    I’m a student working on super-resolution for satellite images.
    Could you please share access to the dataset?
    Thanks!

    1. Hi! We emailed you back directly.

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