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SkyWatch
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SkyWatch makes it easy to access Earth Observation data from satellites.
Our EarthCache solution allows users to get the data they need - from one of the largest networks of satellite imagery providers - without coding.
Our TerraStream solution helps satellite operators get the data the collect, directly to developers and entrepreneurs who want to use it.
Start Your Earth Observation Journey By Requesting A Demo Here: www.skywatch.com/earthcache/overview
Our EarthCache solution allows users to get the data they need - from one of the largest networks of satellite imagery providers - without coding.
Our TerraStream solution helps satellite operators get the data the collect, directly to developers and entrepreneurs who want to use it.
Start Your Earth Observation Journey By Requesting A Demo Here: www.skywatch.com/earthcache/overview
What are the 5 types of satellite images?
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What are the 5 types of satellite images?
When working with satellite imagery, you can categorize them into various types based on the data they capture and the purpose they serve.
Here are five common types of satellite images:
1. Visible Light Images: These images capture the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, including colours the human eye can perceive. Visible light images are often used for general observations, weather forecasting, and assessing the visual appearance of Earth's surface. They provide details on land cover, clouds, and the overall landscape.
2. Infrared Images: Infrared imagery is acquired using sensors that detect infrared radiation emitted or reflected by objects on Earth. Infrared images are helpful for applications like weather monitoring (tracking cloud temperature and moisture), land surface temperature analysis, and vegetation health assessment. They can reveal temperature differences and identify areas of moisture or heat stress.
3. Multispectral Images: A combination of the above are multispectral images, which are composed of data collected in several distinct bands across the electromagnetic spectrum, including both visual and infrared light. These images provide information beyond what is visible to the human eye, including data in the infrared and near-infrared bands. Multispectral imagery is valuable for land cover classification, crop health assessment, and environmental monitoring, among other applications.
4. Hyperspectral Images: Hyperspectral imaging captures data across the electromagnetic spectrum in numerous narrow and contiguous spectral bands. Hyperspectral images provide a wealth of spectral information for each pixel in the image. This data type is used for detailed analysis of materials, mineral exploration, vegetation species identification, and pollution detection, among other applications.
5. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Images: SAR is a radar-based imaging technology that can operate in various wavelengths, including microwave and radar. SAR images are handy for all-weather, day-and-night observations because they are not dependent on sunlight. SAR data can be employed for applications like terrain mapping, flood monitoring, sea ice tracking, and detecting changes in land surface deformations.
These are just a few examples of satellite image types, and many more specialized forms and combinations of data are available from Earth-observing satellites. The choice of image type depends on the specific application and the kind of information required for analysis and decision-making.
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What are the 5 types of satellite images?
When working with satellite imagery, you can categorize them into various types based on the data they capture and the purpose they serve.
Here are five common types of satellite images:
1. Visible Light Images: These images capture the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, including colours the human eye can perceive. Visible light images are often used for general observations, weather forecasting, and assessing the visual appearance of Earth's surface. They provide details on land cover, clouds, and the overall landscape.
2. Infrared Images: Infrared imagery is acquired using sensors that detect infrared radiation emitted or reflected by objects on Earth. Infrared images are helpful for applications like weather monitoring (tracking cloud temperature and moisture), land surface temperature analysis, and vegetation health assessment. They can reveal temperature differences and identify areas of moisture or heat stress.
3. Multispectral Images: A combination of the above are multispectral images, which are composed of data collected in several distinct bands across the electromagnetic spectrum, including both visual and infrared light. These images provide information beyond what is visible to the human eye, including data in the infrared and near-infrared bands. Multispectral imagery is valuable for land cover classification, crop health assessment, and environmental monitoring, among other applications.
4. Hyperspectral Images: Hyperspectral imaging captures data across the electromagnetic spectrum in numerous narrow and contiguous spectral bands. Hyperspectral images provide a wealth of spectral information for each pixel in the image. This data type is used for detailed analysis of materials, mineral exploration, vegetation species identification, and pollution detection, among other applications.
5. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Images: SAR is a radar-based imaging technology that can operate in various wavelengths, including microwave and radar. SAR images are handy for all-weather, day-and-night observations because they are not dependent on sunlight. SAR data can be employed for applications like terrain mapping, flood monitoring, sea ice tracking, and detecting changes in land surface deformations.
These are just a few examples of satellite image types, and many more specialized forms and combinations of data are available from Earth-observing satellites. The choice of image type depends on the specific application and the kind of information required for analysis and decision-making.
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A Coffee Chat with Chris Hadfield and CEO James Slifierz
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On today's episode of Coffee with the CEO, we are starting a new segment of Coffee Chats where James speaks with high-power people in the geospatial industry. Beginning with Chris Hadfield, former astronaut and leader in space education.
SkyWatch CONNECT
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Introducing SkyWatch CONNECT, the world's leading distribution solution for geospatial data providers. With CONNECT you can: Minimize compliance risk. Minimize costs. Maximize reach. For full features visit skywatch.com/products/connect/
SkyWatch MAP
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Introducing SkyWatch MAP, a tool you can easily integrate Earth observation data into the GIS software you use every day. With MAP you can access: Multiple data sources Transparent, pay-as-you-use pricing Native ordering in ArcGIS For more information check out skywatch.com/products/map/
SkyWatch BUILD
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Introducing SkyWatch BUILD. BUILD provides a turnkey solution to integrate geospatial data discovery, purchase, and publishing into your applications. With BUILD you can: Access a growing customer base of 7500 organizations Earn revenue on data sales Leverage a proven API to access a comprehensive suite of platform services For more information visit skywatch.com/products/build/
SkyWatch HUB
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Introducing SkyWatch HUB, a solution to manage geospatial data across your organization. With HUB you can: Democratize data within your organization Get more out of your data assets Centralize operations and control costs Seamlessly share and publish data World-class professional services and support For features, checkout skywatch.com/products/hub/
SkyWatch EXPLORE
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Introducing SkyWatch EXPLORE EXPLORE is our simplest application, an e-commerce-like app providing easy access to the world's largest inventory of commercial remote sensing data. Access the industry's top satellite data providers on a pay-as-you-use basis through EXPLORE: explore.skywatch.com/
SkyWatch Platform Announcement
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CEO of SkyWatch, James Slifierz, announces the launch of the SkyWatch Platform. Visit skywatch.com to get started: hubs.li/Q02xS41P0 Start using EXPLORE: hubs.li/Q02yhfnS0
What is Earth Observation (EO) Used For?
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Earth Observation (EO) refers to collecting information about our planet's physical, chemical, and biological systems using various technologies, such as satellites, aircraft, drones, and ground-based sensors. This data is gathered for a wide range of purposes and applications, including: 1. Environmental Monitoring: - Climate change analysis: Tracking temperature, ice melt, sea level rise, and...
What are the most common satellite image processing techniques?
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WI Series by SkyWatch Presents: What are the most common satellite image processing techniques? Satellite image processing involves various techniques to enhance, analyze, and extract information from satellite imagery. Some of the most common techniques include image enhancement, classification, change detection, image fusion, vegetation index calculation, geometric correction, feature extract...
What is open data?
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WI series by SkyWatch: What is open data? Open Data refers to data that organizations provide at no charge and often with very permissive licensing. An example would be Sentinel-2 data from the European Space Agency, which is multispectral data from their Sentinel-2 satellites provided at no charge from their Copernicus service, as well as from many other platforms, such as SkyWatch. Music from...
What is the most detailed satellite imagery?
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WI series by SkyWatch: What is the most detailed satellite imagery? At this point in time, in the year 2024, the most detailed satellite imagery available in the market is 15cm data in HD. This is considered "very high resolution" or "super high resolution" data. Examples include Airbus Pleiades Neo HD15, a product of their Pleiades constellation that allows processing 15 cm data. Music from #U...
What is the difference between an Aerial Photo and a Satellite Image?
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WI Series by SkyWatch Presents: What is the difference between an aerial photo and a satellite image? Aerial photos and satellite imagery are two types of remote sensing data with different characteristics, advantages, and limitations. Aerial photos are captured at relatively low altitudes and offer higher spatial resolution than satellite imagery, which can provide global coverage and regular ...
How to do Change Detection with EarthCache and ArcGISPro - Satellite Imagery for ArcGIS
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Learn how to do change detection in ArcGIS Pro with satellite imagery from SkyWatch EarthCache.
How to run the Segment Anything Model on EarthCache Imagery - Satellite Imagery for ArcGIS
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Learn how to run the Segment Anything Model on satellite imagery for ArcGIS, acquired through SkyWatch's add-in for ArcGIS
Easy Access to Free Satellite Imagery from Sentinel 2 🌍 - Satellite Imagery for ArcGIS
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Easy Access to Free Satellite Imagery from Sentinel 2 🌍 - Satellite Imagery for ArcGIS
A New Way Fight Climate Change and Forest Fires (SkyWatch)
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A New Way Fight Climate Change and Forest Fires (SkyWatch)
EarthCache for Esri ArcGIS Pro Add-in Quick Start Guide
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EarthCache for Esri ArcGIS Pro Add-in Quick Start Guide
Cool! been listening to Chris Hadfield alot lately!
I love how you teach ❤😊
really great video Matt, you are a real pro !
Great, I learned a lot 👍
Just visited your website. The companys are run by masons. Twin X system. WHY ARE YOU NOT TALKING ABOUT PLANET X? CAUSING CLIMATE CHANGE? GOING TO BE A MAJOR DISASTER!
We'd like to see actual images, my company has been looking for something to get much closer detailed images. Im a geologist, & mine owner, the tech to see minerals would be very useful!! However you need to be able to zoom in MUCH closer for this service to actually be of any use to people besides those looking for a great shot of their back yard
Thank you sir :)
Is it possible to get past image .
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How do we know the date of the image shown?
Funny... to err is human at the start and that clown outfit Jetstar in the shot... poetic truth...
'Promo SM' 😬
How can I get it for Egypt, in order to scientific reach
how dowload Segment Anything Model(SAM) Please
Nice brief explanation of SAR. You skipped my favorite SAR wavelength, the longer L-band wavelength, that is much better for mapping vegetation density because it can penetrate into the trees.
Greetings can you assist me getting imagery scans
Hello! Happy to assist. If you're looking to add the EarthCache add-in to your ArcGIS platform, please visit this link: skywatch.com/earthcache-for-arcgis/ If you are looking to get satellite imagery in general, get access by opening an EarthCache account: skywatch.com/earthcache/get-access/ Thanks!
Hi guys, loved the video. Im moving to Western Australia after my kidmey transplant in the UK and would be keen to move into satellite data services. I used to look after Bloombergs commodities data and analytics in Asia and see this a great fit. Would it be possible to reach out? Best, Adam
Thank you Adam! Take a look at our careers page and see if any of our current openings are a fit for your skillset skywatch.com/careers/ Best of luck.
thank you! short and sweet
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See more details on TerraStream here skywatch.com/terrastream/
Here's the blog link skywatch.com/terrastream-includes-all-the-partners-you-need/
To find out more about TerraStream, contact us directly on skywatch.com/contact/
Read the full blog here - skywatch.com/earth-observation-data-understanding-resolutions/
And contact us for a demo = skywatch.com/contact/
See the satellite imagery you can get for your Oil and Gas asset monitoring skywatch.com/oil-gas/
You can also contact us directly here, and get free advice on what imagery will help your business. skywatch.com/contact/
To see how Earth Observation Imagery can help your investment strategy, go to skywatch.com/contact/
Also... you can get free imagery from SkyWatch, and there are no long term contracts.
For more info contact sales@skywatch.com
Or go to www.skywatch.com
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Minerals,more on minerals
Hello, What I need is a very high quality images plus very updated images by dates. So what are the best websites or programs that provide such services? If you can help me then I'll be glad to contact you via email. Waiting for your response. Thanks
Hi there! We wrote a blog on different sources for satellite imagery you can see here: skywatch.com/free-sources-of-satellite-data/ check it out!
Learn more and get started - www.skywatch.com/
Learn more and get started - www.skywatch.com/
Reach out to us to get a demo - skywatch.com/contact/
Try this out - skywatch.com/earthcache/get-access/
Can you get real time satellite imagery from 8 months ago?
Hi@@Gabriel-rw4jn, you can search for archival imagery in the geographical area and timeframe you are looking for. Depending on what was captured at that time, is what will be available in the archival library. Although we can't guarantee an image was taken at that time and place, it could be worth a look! Click the link above to get access.
More details - go to skywatch.com
Seems very convoluted and redundant...wish it was just more simpler or basic ..and a definite language barrier "pipeline" are you serious? Why are you describing pipeline? There is no relevance...unless I'm wrong? Which that might be but still very confusing
Infact u r 2022 mam...
Great job Matt!!
great performance
Do you think we went to the moon
LETS GOOOOOOO 👏
What a horrible done video by such a high tech company? The person doing the explanation in the side video is very choppy and broken.
Eh
Fantastic video! Keep it up!