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PCI Geomatics will support image products from the THEOS satellite (Thailand Earth Observation System), which is to be launched in November 2007. PCI Geomatics will develop support for THEOS data import, precision orthorectification models, image mosaics, and advanced data fusion techniques, such as panchromatic sharpening.
Read MoreGeoEye owns and operates the IKONOS satellite and is nearing completion of the integration and testing of its next-generation commercial satellite, GeoEye-1. This space-based camera will provide imagery with a ground resolution of 0.41-meter panchromatic (black & white) and 1.65-meter multispectral (color).
Read MoreThe Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation WorldView-1 satellite, built for DigitalGlobe, launched yesterday from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, at 11:35 a.m. PDT aboard a Boeing Delta II rocket. The launch of the WorldView-1 satellite is poised to make a major contribution towards the advancement of the commercial, remote-sensing industry by providing higher collection capabilities, more frequent revisit time, and greater imaging flexibility.
Read MoreDigitalGlobe has announced that the launch of WorldView-1 from Vandenberg AFB in California will be broadcast live over the Internet on Tuesday, September 18 at approximately 11:20 AM PDT. The launch is scheduled for 11:35 AM PDT.
Read MoreFrom an article in KOREA.net’s online news service, an article was published indicating Korea has started to assemble and test the components of an indigenous maritime weather and communications satellite. The vehicle is being assembled at the Korea Aerospace Research Institute and will weigh 2,500 kg.
Read More-- Inc. Makes MicroSat Happy Campers -- Watching Europe In Real-Time -- Additional Southeast Asia Coverage By March Of Next Year --
Read MoreLONGMONT and BOULDER, COLORADO: August 15, 2007—Satnews Daily--Set for launch on Tuesday, September 18th, from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, is the WorldView-1 satellite. This is but the first of two new, nextgen satellites DigitalGlobe plans to inject into orbit.
Read MoreBEIJING, CHINA: August 14, 2007—Satnews Daily—According to a report in the Beijing Times and the China View website, the Beidou (Big Dipper) satellite monitoring system has been developed by China.
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