Enhanced system functionalities to drive higher efficiencies and enable better business decisions
ST Engineering GΞOEARTH is a cloud-based geospatial analytics platform that provides one-stop and immediate access to satellite imagery data and analytics tools that will help businesses to derive new insights as well as to accelerate decision making. Moving away from traditional standalone systems that are costly, time consuming and limited by system capabilities, GΞOEARTH’s open platform provides immediate streaming access to high-resolution imagery from TeLEOS-1, Singapore’s first commercial earth observation satellite, together with a suite of data analytics tools. Applications that can benefit from GΞOEARTH include airport operations, business intelligence, monitoring of maritime activities, land-use survey and scene-change analysis.
“The global earth observation industry is evolving rapidly with the commercial availability of high resolution satellite imagery. This drives emergence of new user demands and business opportunities. Leveraging cloud technology, GΞOEARTH enables our global customers to derive useful insights specific to their use cases in a timely manner by providing instant access to a wide selection of such imagery and makes available intuitive analytics tools at their fingertips anywhere, anytime,” said Mr Tang Kum Chuen, President, Satellite Systems, ST Engineering.
Streaming access to high-resolution TeLEOS-1 imagery
GΞOEARTH provides immediate access to archived satellite images, compared to the current lead time of up to three days. Users will be able to search for their desired satellite images, preview areas of interest at full resolution, and download the required area of interest anytime, anywhere.
Holistic image analytics suite
GΞOEARTH is able to support analytics on both Optical and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data, and can process data from TeLEOS-1 and various sources such as ICEYE, TerraSAR and Planet Lab. The suite of analytics tools relieves users from the manual work of processing satellite images to extract objects, such as airplanes, ships, or storage tanks. The tools will automatically highlight changes and classify land cover in the image. They are in ready-to-use format and provides ease of use to users without technical knowledge.
GΞOEARTH mad its debut at the Global Space and Technology Convention (GSTC) 2020, 6 – 7 February 2020, Grand Hyatt Singapore
