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Pansharpening enhances satellite imagery by combining high-resolution panchromatic data with multispectral imagery to produce sharper and more detailed images. Widely used in GIS, agriculture and urban planning, this technique improves analysis and decision-making.

Modern investment planning relies on advanced tools like satellite analysis. High-resolution satellite imagery, enhanced by AI and machine learning, allows for precise assessment of land potential. Multispectral sensors detect environmental risks, soil composition, and water presence, helping investors optimize land use and reduce investment risk. Applications include urban planning, transport infrastructure, photovoltaic farms, and natural resource exploration.

Authorities are investigating the cause while residents and experts call for stricter safety regulations. Satellite images reveal the full extent of the damage.

Elevate spatial planning with satellite imagery. Explore how this technology is revolutionizing urban and environmental management, offering precise data for informed decisions. From infrastructure analysis to sustainable development, discover the power of real-time Earth observation.

Satellite imagery is becoming an easy-to-use and frequently used source of information for the international criminal justice system.

Positional accuracy ensures reliable, high-resolution satellite imagery for precise decision-making in key industries.

What is Persistent Change Monitoring (PCM)? Persistent Change Monitoring (PCM) is an innovative geospatial data tool developed by Maxar Technologies, designed to identify and visualize lasting changes on the Earth's surface. Unlike traditional methods that can be easily confused by seasonal fluctuations or natural variations,

Planet's Advanced Satellite Constellation: A Closer Look Planet Labs operates a sophisticated fleet of satellites that includes the Dove , SkySat and the next-generation Pelican constellations . The Dove satellites, also known as PlanetScope , form the backbone of their imaging capabilities. These compact satellites, each about the size of a shoebox, are designed to capture daily imagery of the Earth’s landmass with a resolution of 3–5 meters per pixel .

The wildfires that swept through Los Angeles are etched in the city's history as some of the most destructive ever recorded. In the wake of these catastrophic events, the true scale of devastation is only now coming into sharp focus.

Satellite images are an indispensable tool for monitoring and documenting the effects of armed conflicts. Thanks to them, we can see the destruction from a bird's-eye view, assess its scale and type. Images from the OnGeo Intelligence service provide the ability to obtain high-quality images from any place on Earth, without the need for registration, which makes them exceptionally accessible and useful in the analysis of crisis situations.