Geocento’s Newsletter - September 2021

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

September 2021

Exciting work has been going on behind the scenes at Geocento. After 18 months of working remotely due to the ongoing pandemic, this week saw the Geocento team return to the office - a new one at Harwell Campus!

Also, we're delighted to welcome Maryia Urazaeva to Geocento as our Director of Sales and Marketing, to provide important leadership as we embark on a new phase in the company’s development and growth. Maryia’s background in terms of working with image suppliers, understanding their perspectives and roles in the industry, along with her track record in business development gives us very important areas of experience on which to build our own capabilities and drive sales.

Finally... we have rebranded, changed our visual design and logo, and launched a new website! The revamp sees the introduction of our new platform alongside a more intuitive interface to help you easily navigate to find the right service for you. It's all done for you: head over and take a look now!

You've been requesting a better way of collecting fresh imagery and we've made it real! In response to your feedback, we have created EarthImages-on-Demand, an online customer-driven platform for coordinating fresh imagery collection from our extensive partner network. No more frustrating navigation of suppliers and their differing imaging services. Get a smarter, faster and simple collection of new imagery. We invite early adopters to take advantage of EarthImages-on-Demand!

EXTENDING PARTNER NETWORK

We are excited to announce two new important partnerships with Satellogic and Satrevolution, both of which plan substantial satellite constellations.

Satellogic have 17 satellites in operation, capable of delivering very high revisit 99cm multispectral imagery, enhanced to 70cm, and hyperspectral (25m) and full-motion video data (1m). Their vision is to operate 300 satellites capable of delivering daily global imagery by 2025 which will support decision-makers, who require reliable and frequent image coverage, across multiple sectors.

Satrevolution are focusing on high-resolution imaging, offering 5m imagery from their 14 satellite Stork constellation, in the broader context of cubesat services. Their ambition stretches to delivering 1,024 nanosatellites to the Low Earth Orbit by 2026 to provide round-the-clock Earth Observation.

NEW SATELLITES IN ORBIT: MORE IMAGERY TO SUPPORT YOUR GOALS

The Pléiades Neo constellation from Airbus will greatly enhance imaging capacity at the highest resolutions available from optical satellites. This 30cm image sample (Kheops pyramid, Cairo © 2021. Airbus DS) is from Pléiades Neo 3 which is now in orbit along with Pléiades Neo 4!

BJ-3 constellation from 21AT will bring even more value to our clients with 50 cm resolution and daily revisit. The image of Tuscon Airport, USA (© 2021. 21AT) is a good example of newly collected data accuracy. A special offer is now available! Please, contact us for information.

Visit our image gallery to view more samples and discover imagery specifications!