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Image Data
Earth-i specialises in the acquisition, processing and delivery of image data from Earth Observation satellites, in particular the DMC3 Constellation, SuperView satellites and the KOMPSAT series of satellites.
Our Earth Observation specialists and geo-spatial analysts use very high-resolution data to unlock the level of detail needed to identify features, objects, activity and change anywhere on the Earth’s surface.
The Earth-i Data Difference
Earth-i’s geospatial data service delivers the capabilities and characteristics required to underpin successful GIS strategy or project delivery:
Accurate
Accuracy in your imagery is important. Earth-i specialises in VHR data at sub-1m resolution to unlock details and insights that are hard to identify at lesser levels of resolution.
Accessible
Earth-i offers a fully independent commercial service free of restrictions on access. As a result our service is more flexible and responsive to your needs.
Aggregated
Working with Earth-i offers a data acquisition service that is fully managed on your behalf. All you need to do is talk to us about your goals and leave the data sourcing to us.
Actionable
Earth-i delivers a complete data solution with image processing and flexible licensing that is fit-for-purpose for your intended end users.
Affordable
Earth-i will tailor our solutions to your budget to make sure you get value for money while still delivering an optimal and sophisticated solution based on VHR data.
Contact us to discuss your imagery requirements for high-resolution optical and SAR satellite imagery.
Contact usImage Data Processing
Our dedicated Client Services team manages the process of tasking, data acquisition, downloads and delivery of data to our clients in a timely and assured manor.
All our clients need and requirements are different. We can provide you with raw data as well as range of image processing services which are allow you unlock insights quickly.
Basic/Standard
The basic or standard acquisition includes radio-metric correction and is designed for customers who wish to perform their own image pre-processing.
Precise Geometric Correction
Precision geometric correction is conducted after radio metric correction. It uses ground control points to eliminate errors generated by the direct geometric positioning model and then projects the processed images on to the specified Earth ellipsoid surface.
Ortho-Rectified
Ortho-rectified products are generated by processing basic/standard images using ground control points and a digital elevation model (DEM) to eliminate the impact of undulating terrain on geometric position.
Mosaic
A mosaic product is a regional coverage product made by assembling many smaller colour-unified images. This product can be produced according to the coverage and resolution required by the customer. It is an ideal geo-reference data for visualisation, mapping and planning.
Pan-sharpened
Pan-sharpened products are enhanced high-resolution, multi-spectral images, generated from corrected middle resolution multi-spectral images and high-resolution panchromatic images under dedicated algorithms.
Interested in Acquiring Data?
The Earth-i sales team can help advise you on your data needs from our fleet of satellites, or discuss alternative or supplementary data sources to meet your requirements. If you would like to discuss your requirements please contact us now at:
enquiries@earthi.co.uk or call on +44 (0) 333 433 0015.
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