Published on 17 April 2024

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Our access to global satellite data provides a depth and breadth of information to cover a wide range of applications. From researching the effects of climate change to monitoring urban development, satellite data offers the opportunity to see our world from a new perspective and make the invisible visible.

In addition to the images already recorded, it is also possible to commission new images at short notice in order to depict the latest conditions. A spatial resolution of 10 m (freely available) and up to 30 cm per pixel (commercial) is possible and the range of spectral bands also extends beyond the visual range.

The NPOC helps you to find the most suitable satellite data so that you can drive your project forward.

The image showcases the use of satellite images, in this case for the Antarctic expedition of T. Ulrich in 2023. The image is split into two parts. On the left, there is a hand holding a map with a snowy mountainous Antarctic terrain in the background, under a clear blue sky. The map is created from a Sentinel-2 satellite image and shows detailed topography. On the right, there is a close-up of T. Ulrich with a frosty beard and sunglasses, dressed in heavy winter clothing, with the sun shining brightly behind them

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