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An estimated 3,89,000 Rohingya have fled since the latest violence erupted in the northern Rakhine state of Myanmar  on August 25. They have arrived by foot and boat to the refugee camps in Bangladesh. Presently there are two government-run refugee camps,  in Cox's Bazar, Ukhia, Bangladesh i.e. Kutupalong and the  Nayapara Refugee Camp. The two… Continue reading Satellite images show Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh

Our earth has a vast range of landscapes including mountains, valleys, densely forested or wooded landscapes and also man-made infrastructure. SATPALDA Geospatial Services provides 3D landscape services to our esteemed customers. 3D landscape include DSM (Digital Surface Model) & DTM (Digital Terrain Model) of 60cm, 1m, 2m, 3m, 4m, 5m and 10m resolution. At SATPALDA,… Continue reading 3D Landscape (DSM/DTM) Service.

DigitalGlobe publicly releases pre and post event imagery of the Hurricane Irma affected areas to support the disaster response on the Open Data site. Hurricane Irma is an extremely powerful and catastrophic Cape Verde type Category 5 storm with maximum sustained winds of 175 miles an hour. Irma originated near the Cape Verde Islands on… Continue reading DigitalGlobe tracks Hurricane Irma from space

Myanmar also known as Burma is a Southeast Asian nation with a total area of 6,78,500 square kilometers, bordering India, Bangladesh, China, Laos and Thailand. On 4th January 1948, the nation became independent from the British. Many religions are practiced in Myanmar i.e. Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Tribal religions and Hinduism. Satellite images of DigitalGlobe show… Continue reading Satellite images reveal violence in Myanmar

The recent growth in the number of natural disasters has become a world-wide event, these disasters, damage hydrological and ecological surroundings and man-made infrastructure, which threatens human life. Satellite images of TerraSAR-X provides valuable support for monitoring these disasters and for post-event crisis management. This data isuseful for early warning and quick damage assessment of… Continue reading TerraSAR-X satellite monitors Hurricane Harvey, caused Floods in Texas, USA.

From 17th to 23th August 2017, a Solar Eclipse Festival was organized where people were assembled to watch the total Solar Eclipse. The festival was officially known as the Oregon Eclipse Festival, organized at Big Summit Prairie, Oregon, USA. Big Summit Prairie is a private ranch of over 55,000 acres featuring flat campgrounds, forested areas,… Continue reading Oregon Eclipse Festival 2017

DigitalGlobe announces the availability WorldView-4 commercial product. With WorldView-4, customers can observe our changing planet and its advanced geospatial solutions to save lives, resources and time in the highest quality.   The satellite is capable of collecting 30cm resolution images, better than 5 meter CE90 pointing accuracy, and the ability to image 6,00,000 sq km… Continue reading DigitalGlobe announces WorldView-4 Commercial Product Availability

High resolution satellite imageries are used for counting endangered species of birds, beasts, and fishes. In our recent blog entitled “Northern royal albatrosses counted from space”, we published how birds were counted on land by applying very high resolution satellite imageries. In this blog, we will discuss how new technology has applied in the ocean… Continue reading Scientists counted whales by using WorldView-2 satellite imageries

SATPALDA is a leading provider of commercial high-resolution earth observation and advanced geospatial solutions. As part of our specialised services, we have produced an AMDB (Aerodrome Mapping Database). AMDB is a highly accurate and precise database based on international standards. Data is captured from high resolution stereo pairs using Photogrammetry software and later attributed in… Continue reading Aerodrome Mapping Database

Nishinishima is one of the recently formed Islands (latest one is Shelly Island) in Japan that formed in two explosive phases. It is situated off the southern coast of Japan. As per a 2016 report, the Nishinoshima island is 2.7 square km in size and 100 m high.                                            Fig.1: Location map of Nishinoshima Island.… Continue reading Nishinoshima: The Mysterious Island