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Geospatial imagery shows activity at Iranian nuclear facility

July 7, 2021

A team with Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) used BlackSky’s geospatial imagery and burst […]

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This article is tagged with Iran, Natanz, nuclear facility, Rose Gottemoeller, satellite imagery, Stanford University and posted in Defense, Latest News, Mapping

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NGA seeks enhancements in predicting overhead geopose

May 20, 2021

$50K prize purse for solutions to advance computer vision for time-sensitive mapping The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), Johns […]

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This article is tagged with DrivenData, Geospatial Solutions, HeroX, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, NASA, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, NGA, Oblique imagery, Overhead Geopose Challenge, satellite imagery and posted in GIS News, Imagery, Technology

Sinkhole detection feature uses satellite data analysis

April 27, 2021

In recent years, sinkholes have been occurring around the world. A new service offers a sinkhole detection prediction […]

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This article is tagged with Geospatial Solutions, Land Displacement Monitoring, satellite imagery, sinkhole detection, sinkholes, Synspective and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, GIS Software, Imagery, Mapping, Technology

SimActive tech used to determine solar potential from satellite imagery

April 3, 2020

SimActive’s Correlator3D software is being used by by Dutch company NEO B.V. to assess solar potential in multiple […]

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This article is tagged with 3D model, Correlator3D, geospatial data, Geospatial Solutions, NEO B.V., photogrammetry, satellite imagery, SimActive, solar potential and posted in GIS News

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Analysis of satellite imagery shows reduced NO2 in China, Italy

March 23, 2020

Descartes Labs, a geospatial data analytics company, is using satellite imagery analysis to examine how the coronavirus reduced […]

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This article is tagged with China, Copernicus, coronavirus, COVID-19, data analytics, Earth Observation Programmes, ESA, European Space Agency, Italy, nitrogen dioxide emissions, NO2, satellite imagery, Sentinel-5P and posted in COVID-19, Latest News, Mapping

An AI model developed at MIT and Qatar Computing Research Institute that uses only satellite imagery to automatically tag road features in digital maps could improve GPS navigation, especially in countries with limited map data. (Image: Google Maps/MIT News)

AI helps create street maps from satellite imagery

March 5, 2020

Creating detailed street maps and keeping them updated is an expensive and time-consuming task performed mostly by large […]

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This article is tagged with artificial intelligence, Google, mapping, MIT, neural network, OpenStreetMap, Qatar Computing Research Institute, Research Roundup, RoadTagger, satellite imagery, street maps and posted in From the Magazine, Latest News, Mapping

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Pléiades Neo imaging satellites on track for mid-2020 launch

February 27, 2020

The first two Airbus-built Pléiades Neo imaging satellites have started comprehensive environmental testing to ensure they are ready […]

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This article is tagged with Airbus, Geospatial Solutions, imaging satellites, Pleaides Neo, satellite imagery, satellite launch, vacuum testing and posted in Featured Stories, GIS News, Imagery, Technology

Closeup of fires at Honesuckle Point south of Eden. (9atellite image ©2020 Maxar Technologies)

Visualizing the Australian bushfires through satellites and maps

January 13, 2020

The months-long wildfires raging in Australia have killed at least 25 people. Millions — possibly 1 billion — […]

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This article is tagged with Australia, Copernicus, International Space Station, Maxar, NASA, NOAA, satellite imagery, social media, USGS, wildfires and posted in Featured Stories, Latest News, Mapping