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)
Earth-i is pleased to announce that Air Vice Marshal Sean Corbett (Ret’d) CB MBE, Director of Defence, Security and Intelligence (DSI) and Paul Majmader, Commercial Director will be attending GEOINT 2019. The GEOINT takes place from 2nd to 5th June at the Henry B. Gonzalez Centre in San Antonio, Texas and is hosted by the… (continued)
Earth-i is pleased to announce that Charles Davis, Chief Operating Officer, will be joining the ‘Future of Earth Observation’ seminar session at GEOBusiness 2019 in London. The Future of Earth Observation seminar will explore how the industry is going through a notable transformation as space data becomes more readily available to the commercial market. The… (continued)
Earth-i is pleased to announce that Paul Majmader, Commercial Director, will be speaking at Utility Week Live to showcase how satellite imagery is presenting new opportunities to transform the utilities sector. The conference session, entitled Technology and Tradition, will examine the potential of key technologies and assess their impact on the utilities sector. Paul’s presentation,… (continued)
If you’re a keen gardener, you’ve probably mulched. If not, you might not realise how important it is. Mulching is the process of applying a layer of an organic material, such as peat moss or wood chips, to the surface of soil. It has a number of benefits for plants, from providing nutrients and locking… (continued)