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, a defined time period and area of interest, then report key statistics on the total amount of imagery collected in square kilometers (sq km). Without further delay, let’s jump into our analysis.
This map shows the areas imaged by Pléiades 1 from July 1 to July 31, 2013 over the globe. Please note that in many instances, multiple images were collected over the same area which is difficult to portray on this static map.Graphic Region of Interest: The Globe
Land Mass Covered: ~510,100,000 sq km
Time Period: July 1 to July 31, 2013
High Resolution Satellites: Pléiades 1A & Pléiades 1B
Global Pléiades 1 Imaging Statistics
Total Area Collected: 15,321,553.6 sq km; 494,243.7 sq km per day
Area Collected @ 20% or Less Clouds & 30 Degrees Off-Nadir: 9,109,055.8 sq km; 293,840.5 sq km per day; 59.45% of total
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