Happy New Year from the EO Market News team! Highlights in December include the launch of Radiant MLHub, the cloud-based open library for geospatial training data, the geospatial analytics platform, EarthAI, and, the release of ESA’s EO catalog.
New open access to Earth observation (EO) data announced by Japan and China, EO satellite launches, data applications to monitor the environment, and a SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog library launch are all in the news in November. Read the highlights below.
Discover how Earth imagery are being used to monitor (and save) the environment, explore highlights from organizations working on radar imaging, and other reports and news on EO activities.
Five new EO satellites, SAR data expansion, climate change insights, EO for sustainable development webinars, remote sensing training data errors, and data applications and collaborations are all activities that marked an eventful September 2019.
Read the latest reports on artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning focusing on geo-diversity and specification research in the developing world. Explore data and great examples of how satellites provide deeper insights into humanity’s footprints.
July 2019 was a very busy month for the Earth observation marketplace. Read below to get insight into some of the latest events, applications and best practice guidelines.
With additional satellite launches and imagery delivering more in-depth insights on social and environmental challenges, June marked another busy month in the Earth observation marketplace. Read more below.
In May, we’ve seen examples of the dynamic forces in EO market. From large contracts awarded to crowd-funding attempts to stay afloat, mergers, further innovation, and refocusing efforts to impact global development with machine learning, it has been a very busy month. Check out some of the market forces at play below:
Dominated by the launch of 28 satellites weighing a combined 220KGs to drone delivery policy changes and further advancements in satellite software and hardware, April 2019 has been a busy month for Earth observation. Here are some of the highlights below:
Advancements in space hardware, data migration to the cloud, and new satellite data products are all in the news in March. Some of the highlights are below.