We connect people to content that matters — all derived from satellite imagery. We work with journalists and students to report on emerging environmental and humanitarian events. We support storytelling . . . from space.
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A refugee encampment in Calais, France was razed in 2016. A nature preserve has been established in its place.
The 600m-long floating curtain will round up plastics from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Cape Town almost ran out of water. Cape Towners found ways to make it last until the rains came.
Our Storytelling App provides students of all ages with access to thousands of satellite images. A key resource of modern environmental education, the app provides unprecedented access to information about our planet, with functionality to find, view, report and collaborate on environmental change from space.
There are thousands of news stories each day that can be told with satellite imagery. We surface those stories through an automated newswire from space, using the most advanced methods in deep learning and computer vision.
Satellite imagery offers a uniquely trustworthy perspective of emerging events. For most readers, however, the raw imagery from satellites is difficult to interpret. Our creative studio connects storytellers with analysts, scientists, and designers to craft highly shareable content.
