Introduction
In today’s world, RS data is on the rise and is being used widely in a number of fields. They are used in numerous sectors such as agriculture and forestry, ecology and environmental protection, city planning, and even disaster warning systems. In this article, the various RS data providers, together with their strengths and specifications will be discussed.
Key RS Data Providers
Using the above analysis, the following table presents the profile of the main RS data providers, including their geographical location, type of data offered and other relevant features.
Importance of RS Data
RS data is of immense importance for various sectors:
- Agriculture: This makes it easy to determine the status of crops, the likely crop yields, and the timely intervention against potential plant diseases.
- Ecology: It is useful for tracking the conditions of forest lands, water and other natural objects and objects, to determine the effects of human activities on the environment.
- Urban Planning: Applied when designing and managing the process of creating urban infrastructure and when assessing traffic and population concentrations.
- Natural Disasters: A very important function is to supervise and regulate natural disasters including floods, earthquakes, and wildfires.
Database
After a year of meticulous research and collaboration, the N.O.A.H. team is pleased to present a comprehensive table containing over 100 global satellite data sources: Including the renowned Airbus ICEYE and ISI — ImageSat International and other providers from India and Argentina.
Database offers:
- A wide selection of providers: Based on the information from major global satellite operators and aggregators.
- Data relevance: The frequency has to be maintained to update the data as and when changes occur.
- Ease of use: A simple way to search data and view the needed information without special efforts.
Conclusion
The analysis of RS data allows to extend the possibilities of data analysis and management in different fields. Let everyone who is willing to use the capabilities of our database take a look at it and try it out.
More information and examples of RS data usage can be found in our latest LinkedIn post: The GIS & Satellite Data is community driven more than any other platform.
We are quite sure that this database will turn into a valuable source of information for everybody who works in the sphere of research and analysis, as well as for everyone who is interested in employing the latest achievements of geoinformation technologies and satellite imagery.
