Very high resolution for immediate availability.

Pléiades 1A and Pléiades 1B operate as a constellation on the same orbit, 180° apart. These identical twin satellites provide high-resolution optical products with unparalleled reliability in acquiring new images.

Archive along with new stereo and tri-stereo acquisitions.

ADVANTAGES:

Ideal for precision mapping and detailed intelligence.

Specially adapted to respond in an emergency and detect changes even daily.

An industry-leading imaging success rate, allowing you to make confident decisions quickly.

Detailed and reliable 3D models, affordable even in the most inaccessible locations.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Number of satellites: 2 (Pléiades 1A and Pléiades 1B).

Launch: Pléiades 1A: December 17, 2011; Pleiades 1B: December 2, 2012.

Spectral bands: panchromatic, blue, green, red, and near-infrared for all acquisitions.

Product Resolution: Panchromatic: 0.5m; Multispectral: 2m.

Geolocation accuracy: 8.5 m CE90 at nadir.

The ideal solution for demanding applications over an entire country.

The SPOT 6 and 7 satellite constellation is specially designed to efficiently cover large areas in record time. National coverage series are already updated de facto to support large-scale mapping and terrain monitoring applications.

Archive and new stereo and tri-stereo acquisitions.

ADVANTAGES:

Complete coverage of any area of interest in record time.

The entire landmass is updated annually, including national monitoring throughout the year.

Excellent for topographic mapping from 1/250,000 to 1/25,000.

Superior coverage speed even in always cloudy areas.

National and optimized 3D models, with stereo and tri-stereo archive available over the driest deserts and steepest mountains.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Number of satellites: 2 (Pléiades 1A and Pléiades 1B), which form a true constellation.

Launch: Pléiades 1A: December 17, 2011; Pleiades 1B: December 2, 2012.

Spectral bands: Panchromatic, blue, green, red, and near-infrared for all acquisitions.

Product Resolution: Panchromatic: 0.5m; Multispectral: 2m.

Geolocation accuracy: 8.5 m CE90 at nadir.

Vision-1 provides < 1m high-resolution imagery with end-to-end mission operation services.
Vision-1 can acquire multispectral images at a resolution of 3.5m and panchromatic images at 0.9m.

Vision-1 data further enhances our constellation monitoring capabilities and is particularly well-suited for defense, security, maritime, and agricultural applications.

Vision-1 launched with NovaSAR in 2018 creating the first true OptiSAR constellation.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Number of satellites: 1 (SSTL S1-4 satellite)

Release: September 16, 2018.

Orbit: Sun-synchronous, 10:30 AM descending node, altitude 583 km.

Spectral bands: Panchromatic, blue, green, red, and near-infrared for all acquisitions.

Product resolution: Panchromatic: 0.9 m; Multispectral: 3.5m.

Geolocation accuracy: < 12 m CE90 at nadir.

Fast and cost-effective continental visualization

The DMC constellation provides fast coverage and short revisit times over the largest countries on the planet or even entire continents. It is the most economical solution for crop estimations, evaluation of the extent of deforestation or fires, and large-scale disaster management.

ADVANTAGES:

Countries, regions, and even continents can be quickly covered.

Ideal for change detection and disaster management over large areas.

The perfect tool for land cover mapping, small-scale environmental, forestry, and agricultural monitoring.

Take advantage of the Landsat file easily to assess long-term changes.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Number of satellites: 3 (UK-DMC2, DEIMOS-1, and NigeriaSat-X).

Launch: UK-DMC2 and DEIMOS-1: July 29, 2009; NigeriaSat-X: August 17, 2011.

Orbit: UK-DMC2 and DEIMOS-1: Sun-synchronous, 10:30 AM ascending node, 5-day cycle, altitude 660 km NigeriaSat-X: Sun-synchronous, 11:15 AM descending node, 5-day cycle, altitude: 700km.

Spectral bands: green, red, and near-infrared for all acquisitions.

Product Resolution: 22m.

Geolocation accuracy: < 22 m CE90 at nadir.

Airbus reformed Earth observation with Pléiades Neo, the new 30 cm optical resolution constellation. With four identical satellites, it brings customers a high level of service for decades to come. Each satellite will add half a million km² per day to the Airbus catalog. Associated images will be made available directly from your direct receiving station and through the digital platform, OneAtlas.

The first satellite of this constellation, Pléiades Neo 3, was launched in April 2021, followed by Pléiades Neo 4, launched in August 2021.
The last two satellites of the Airbus-built, owned, and operated Pléiades Neo constellation are on track for launch later this year, following successful final tests in Toulouse’s clean rooms.

With roughly 200 Dove satellites in orbit, PlanetScope provides a high-resolution, continuous, and complete view of the world from above, every day.

Spectral bands: Coastal Blue, Blue, Green I, Green II, Yellow, Red, Red-Edge, Near-Infrared.

Product resolution: 3.7m GSD.

With 50 cm resolution, SkySat provides organizations with real-time intelligence to proactively identify blind spots, anticipate events, and have confidence in the next mission-critical decision.

Spectral bands: Blue, Green, Red, Near-Infrared, Panchromatic.

Product resolution: 0.5m GSD

The RapidEye constellation was launched into space in 2008. Each RapidEye satellite is about the size and weight of a mini refrigerator. Throughout its life, the RapidEye satellites amassed one of the largest image archives with a resolution of 5 meters. The constellation was retired in March 2020.

Spectral bands: Blue, Green, Red, Red-Edge, Near-infrared, Panchromatic.

Product resolution: 5m.

FEATURES

Versatile and flexible: from the largest to the very small (25 cm).

Reliable and fast: powerful acquisition capacity, daily revisits in many latitudes, professional delivery.

Accurate and precise: geolocation accuracy of less than one meter and first-rate radiometry.

Archive and new stereo and tri-stereo acquisitions.

BENEFITS:

From the most extensive maritime coverage to near-optical photo interpretation (commercially unique resolution).

Powerful for change detection or monitoring, regardless of cloud cover or light conditions.

Does not require external ground control points.

Accurate multi-scale 3D models, even in areas with constant cloud cover.

The highest resolution SAR in the world.

Capella's high-resolution satellite imagery with enhanced image quality provides visual clarity, contrast, and sharpness unprecedented in the commercial SAR industry. With various products and technical specifications, Capella has a solution for our customers.

Its model works on-demand, and it grants clients access to task Capella’s satellites to collect images when they need them, under personalized criteria or technical specifications for each project. In this way, they save time without interacting with the human factor to make collection and delivery much faster and more confidential.