GEOEYE-1 SATELLITE IMAGERY
The GeoEye-1 satellite images at a resolution down to 0.41m and revisits every point on the globe every three days, or sooner. The satellite was launched in 2008 collecting 350.000km2 of imagery each day. During the summer of 2013, the orbit altitude of this satellite was increased which decreased resolution to 0.46m. Despite this, GeoEye-1 imagery remains a valuable tool for high resolution requirements and is still being used for many applications today.
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Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Canberra, Australia -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Cedar Point, USA -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Christchurch, Australia -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Dubai International Airport -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Rainbow Mountain, China -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Rural South Africa -
Geoeye-1 Satellite Imagery - Trujillo, Peru
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OVERVIEW OF GEOEYE-1
| Parameter | Geoeye 1 |
| Orbit Altitude | 681km |
| Spectral Bands | 1 Panchromatic band (450-800nm) and 4 Multispectral Bands (R/G/B/NIR 450-920nm) |
| Swath Width | 15,3km |
| Ground Sampling Distance (GSD) | 0.41-1.65m |
| Launch/Life Expectancy | 2008-2018 |
| Revisit Time | <3 Days |
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