As our digital world becomes more interconnected by big data and the ‘Internet of things’, the ability to access and process great volumes of new and historical data is ever increasing in importance for the success of a geo-spatial insights company such as Earth-i, as our colleague Sam Bancroft, recently mentioned in his blog “what’s… (continued)
Forecasting the weather is a notoriously difficult thing. Of course, technology and the science have only got better and better over the decades, and the recent commemorations of the 75th Anniversary of D-Day in Europe reminded us all of just how critical but difficult weather forecasting can be, and of the consequences of getting it… (continued)
After recent reports regarding the background to the departure of the CEO of Thames Water have emerged, it appears from the press coverage that one of the contributing factors impacting Thames Water’s performance is its struggle to address the significant leaks in its network. The BBC reported that Ofwat had fined Thames Water £120 million,… (continued)
Optical satellite imagery is a great way to view the world as the human eye does, however it does not always reveal to us all the “secrets” that the Earth holds, especially as it will always be at the mercy of clouds. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) on the other hand, can image at both day… (continued)
Today Earth-i is pleased to share that a senior delegation has been attending GEOINT 2019 this week in San Antonio, Texas. GEOINT 2019 is one of the world’s leading geospatial intelligence conferences, and a prime platform for Earth-i to demonstrate their advances in data science and automated image analytics which is delivering a fundamental shift… (continued)
At a time when the rise of digitisation in business is changing the commodity-trading value chain, traders are starting to use satellite imagery analytics to benefit from improved access to market information. As part of a joint venture with Marex Spectron, a world leading commodity broker, Earth-i is unlocking insights specific to clients seeking information… (continued)