GeoEye shares its view of the WTC (NY) and Pentagon (Wash DC) before and after the 9/11 attacks on America. We hope our satellite images offer unique insight to reflect on 10 years of remembrance, rebuilding and recovery.
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Since the launch of the GeoEye-1 satellite in 2008, Google has added gigabytes of high-resolution GeoEye-1 and IKONOS imagery to Google Earth and Google Maps, such as a historic scene from the 2009 Presidential Inauguration, views of the pyramids in Egypt, and images showing urban expansion in China. To highlight other broadly-interesting GeoEye-1 images, Google has a ‘GeoEye Featured Imagery’ layer in Google Earth. Included within this layer are Featured Imagery placemarks, including a thumbnail of the image, a link to view the image in full-resolution, and a wealth of information about the scene, including resolution, collection date, and a narrative about the location…
This month’s featured images are:
St. Augustine, Florida
Cerro de la Olla, Taos, New Mexico
Sochi, Russia
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Google Earth Blog – Google Earth is continuing to be used as a great resource for aiding in humanitarian efforts.
From the 2007 Crisis in Darfur map to the Sudan mapping earlier this year, more and more people are finding ways to use geospatial technologies to aid others around the world.
There is currently a severe famine in the Horn of Africa, and it’s predicted to get worse in the coming months. To help reach people with the greatest need, Google is trying to assemble more data in the hardest hit areas. To start, GeoEye has been capturing high resolution imagery of various areas that have the greatest need, and the imagery can be explored with this KML file…
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See the world with new insight and intelligence – anywhere, anytime. GeoEye provides superior, accurate location information and insight to our customers with end-to-end solutions from three business offerings: Imagery Collection, Production Services and Information Services. From sensor to the field, our products and services are managed by some of the most experienced, world-class geospatial imagery experts in our industry, and supported by GeoEye‘s outstanding customer service.
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GeoEye High Resolution Imagery Gallery – This image, from the 2010 Calendar Images Gallery, shows the coral reef system of the Alacranes Reef, 65 miles due north of Progreso, a port town on the northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula. It is a large reef system, 17 miles long and 13 miles wide with five islands and atolls. In 1994, the UN decreed the reef a protected Reserve of the Biosphere. IKONOS .82-meter resolution.
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Critigen, a leading spatial enterprise solutions and cloud managed services provider, today announced it has entered into an official agreement to become a GeoEye Channel Partner. The agreement broadens Critigen’s spatial product offerings, enabling the company to resell GeoEye‘s high-resolution satellite and aerial imagery and LiDAR products, and allows direct access to GeoEye‘s vast imagery archive and the ability to commission new collection of imagery…
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GeoEye Marine Services provides fish-finding and oceanic data services and products, including oceanographic maps, asset tracking solutions and weather data tailored to the unique needs of commercial fishing and maritime agencies to monitor ocean conditions, vessels and fishing gear.
Our Marine Services include oceanographic maps, asset tracking hardware and information that is required by all maritime agencies to monitor ocean conditions, vessels and fishing gear. GeoEye‘s oceanographers produce “fish finding maps” (FFM) by collecting and processing data from several satellite systems to help captains identify the most productive fishing grounds.
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You might have seen the Legendary Photo Project “Earth from the air”, in which we showed you 98 stunning Aerial photography of earth, but this time we’ve brought pics of earth captured beyond air. These pics have been captured for the Google Earth project, showing the mega changes on the face of earth due to humans’ impact over land. Have a look on 24 stunning landscapes…
Lake water pours through this international scene – The St. Clair River empties Lake Huron on the U.S.-Canada border (© Google, GeoEye)
An aquatic scene measuring some 1.5km (2mi) across – Fish farms near Xiamen, China (© Google, TerraMetrics, Mapabc.com, Kingway Ltd., GeoEye)
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GeoEye and Directions Magazine Webinar: Fast Access to Imagery for Rapidly Changing Global Events. Case Studies from the Field. New video available on GeoEye 101 Video Gallery.
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Alaska officials have raised the alert level of a volcano after a growing lava dome appeared in its summit crater.
The Alaska Volcano Observatory said the observation increases the possibility but does not guarantee an eruption at Cleveland Volcano.
The officials said the dome has grown from about 131 feet to 164 feet in diameter since Friday.
Image Caption: This GeoEye IKONOS image shows a faint plume issuing from Cleveland Volcano at 2:31 PM on September 14, 2010. Red in this image highlights areas of vegetation detected by the near-infrared channel. Credit/Copyright: 2010 – GeoEye
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