If you are searching for medium and high-resolution satellite imagery, the search is over as Image Hunter is the solution you’ve been looking for! Featuring satellite and aerial imagery as well as digital elevation models (DEMs) from a constantly expanding list of 48 sensors/datasets and 17 vendors, our database contains more than 100-million images/records meaning there is just no other website out there with this breadth of commercial data products. Our interface is slim-lined and modern, loading quickly on all platforms, browsers and operating systems. Further, our database is updated multiple times an hour with the most recent images collected by Maxar-DigitalGlobe, Airbus, Planet and more so you are sure to get the most current view of all the imagery and DEM databases we work with. Once you submit your request, an Apollo Mapping representative will be in touch within 4 Colorado business hours to get you the pricing information you need for your project.
So why wait? Give Image Hunter a try now to find the imagery and/or DEM data you need for your next mapping project!
Key July 2020 Improvement(s)
In the past month our focus was divided on Image Hunter – with part of it focused on bug and update fixes; and then the other part working with two vendors to get APIs in place for new high-resolution data sources, woot woot! We are hoping to drop the two new high-resolution satellites in the coming month or two – stayed tuned there J As for the fixes and changes this month, we think the most exciting is our new button, Copy IDs, in the Review/Save menu which saves you time when trying to copy a long list of image IDs!
Here is a summary of the changes/improvements we made to Image Hunter in the past month:
- Added the ability to copy selected image catalogue IDs in the Review/Save menu.
- Improved the visibility of PlanetScope in searches for 3-meter or greater resolution and changed the default search when it’s added.
- Hexagon data that is yet to be released but is coming soon is now marked as such.
- Persistent links sometimes did not load selected previews, that is fixed now!
- Improved the handling of Vricon DEM data in searches.
- Updated SkySat to show 50-cm in the Data Selector.
- Fixed some broken data updates, it’s a constant battle!
Data Alert – An Automated Daily Imagery Search
Have you checked out Data Alert which lets you define an area of interest anywhere around the globe, the resolution your project requires and the number of months we should keep the alert active? Once an alert is set up, we check for new data over your area of interest every single day, and send you an email when we find coverage that meets your specifications. We have a short YouTube video with directions to set up a Data Alert, check out the last video; and we have written directions for Data Alert here.
The Sensors Available in Image Hunter
As you might have seen in past articles, we now feature hourly updates (seriously!) of GaoFen 1/2, GeoEye-1, KOMPSAT 2/3/3A, Pléiades 1, SPOT 6/7, SuperView-1, TripleSAT, WorldView-1/2/3/4 and ZiYuan-3!
Image Hunter can be accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is a one-stop shop for every major source of medium and high-resolution satellite (and aerial!) imagery on the market today, including:
- WorldView-4
- WorldView-3
- WorldView-2
- WorldView-1
- QuickBird
- GeoEye-1
- IKONOS
- EROS B
- KOMPSAT-3A
- KOMPSAT-3
- KOMPSAT-2
- Pléiades 1 constellation
- Deimos-1
- Deimos-2
- TripleSat
- SPOT 1 to 7 constellation
- RapidEye
- GaoFen-2
- GaoFen-1
- ZiYuan-3 01/02 (mono and stereo!)
- FORMOSAT-5
- FORMOSAT-2
- ALOS PRISM (stereo)
- AW3D Standard (DEM)
- SkySat constellation
- PlanetScope constellation (including 5-band SuperDove data)
- SuperView-1 constellation
- Landsat 1-8
- TeLEOS-1
- Hexagon (HxGN Content Program aerial imagery)
- WorldDEM
- Vricon DEMs
- Orbita Hyperspectral Satellite (OHS)
- KazEOSat-1
- KazEOSat-2
Key Features of Image Hunter
If any of our readers have struggled with other geospatial search engines that are clunky, only query one data source and/or do not provide image previews, then Image Hunter is the solution to your woes as it features:
- Online browsing of satellite and aerial imagery from 15 data providers and 44 satellite and aerial imagery derived datasets.
- Near-instantaneous loading of low-resolution preview imagery with collection date, cloud cover and other key metadata.
- The ability to define your area of interest by address, coordinates, geometric shape or shapefile/KMZ.
- A responsive basemap with street names to provide spatial context when discovering data as well as crowd-sourced updates for the most accurate map possible.
- Exports of the area of interest you create as well as the scenes you select in shapefile or KMZ format.
- Support for all operating systems, and not just our friends with Windows machines!
Image Hunter can be accessed here all day and night, we are excited to find out what you think about our imagery search engine! So if you have any ideas and/or feedback to improve Image Hunter, please let us know at sales@apollomapping.com or (303) 993-3863.
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