Marco Esquandoles is taking this month off, so enjoy the prose of guest columnist, Riff Raff. Mr. Raff is a vagabond who has traveled all over the world, mostly getting kicked out of bars – and sometimes cities (a country Read More
In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with a time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 14 billion square kilometers Read More
Sorry, this is not about a Pink Floyd concert. Put your glow sticks away. To be more accurate, I should say, the permanently shadowed regions (PSR) of the Moon. The far side of the Moon sees its fair share of Read More
Cricket’s Chirp is created for Apollo Mapping by Ron Ruelle, a Boulder, Colorado based cartoonist, lllustrator and teacher. No animals are harmed in the creation of these comics, but Ron sometimes breaks a pencil in frustration. You can see more Read More
Click on the image above to see an animated views comparing 5-m and 2.5-m AW3D DEMs over Boston, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. (C)NTT DATA, RESTEC, Included JAXA Interest in our 5-meter (m) AW3D DEMs has been strong so we fully Read More
As promised in our breaking news article last month, here is an extended update on WorldView-3 (WV3) and its short-wave infrared (SWIR) bands. The most important take-away is that WV3 SWIR data is now available at its native resolution of Read More
If you have not checked out satellite imagery of very tall buildings, you are in for a treat this month as we feature Ping An Finance Center in the first image – the world’s 4th tallest building with an antenna Read More
A 15-cm HxGN Content Program aerial image collected over Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Check out that amazing detail! While satellite imagery is our jam, for some projects it is admittedly not detailed enough. In these situations, when your polygon Read More
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