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Satellite imagery is reshaping insurance claims assessment by enabling remote damage verification, before-and-after comparisons, and faster disaster response. Insurers use high-resolution geospatial data to improve accuracy, reduce fraud, and streamline claims workflows at scale.

Satellite imagery is transforming modern agriculture by enabling real-time crop monitoring, early stress detection, and data-driven decision-making. Learn how NDVI and other vegetation indices support precision farming, optimize resources, and improve yields at farm and regional scales.

Satellite forest monitoring is transforming how we understand and protect the world’s trees. Using satellite earth observation, high-resolution satellite imagery, radar data and AI, modern tree mapping reveals forest cover, density and change at global and national scales. These technologies enable accurate, near-real-time insights to support climate action, biodiversity protection and sustainable land management.

Airbus announces the launch of its first Pléiades Neo Next satellite in early 2028, enhancing satellite imagery with 20-cm resolution. This programme boosts Earth observation for defence, agriculture, and more, ensuring higher revisit rates and geo-intelligence excellence. Discover how it advances geospatial tech.

New satellite imagery reveals the aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on the Penza oil depot in Russia. Orbital images confirm destroyed fuel tanks, extensive fire damage, and highlight the growing role of satellite imagery in modern intelligence and infrastructure monitoring.

Satellite imagery lets construction teams track progress, verify compliance, and monitor environmental impact remotely and efficiently.

High-resolution satellite imagery is now accessible to everyone. This guide explains what high-resolution data really means, where to download free or paid satellite images, and how to choose the right resolution for your project.

Discover what “live satellite imagery” really means, explore near real-time satellite data options, and learn how to access the freshest Earth observation images using free platforms and modern tools like Copernicus and OnGeo Intelligence.

Discover how frequently Google Maps updates its satellite imagery and why it may not meet the needs of time-sensitive projects. Learn alternatives for accessing fresh, high-resolution data on demand.