Tools tagged with "Recent Imagery"

BD ORTHO® provides high-resolution orthorectified imagery, serving as a key digital reference tool for local authorities and ministries across France. Updated regularly, this data enriches the visualization of professional data and projects.

OpenAerialMap is an open collection and database for aerial imagery, fostering collaboration and accessibility. It provides a platform for mappers to store, share, and discover imagery, particularly from UAV efforts. Users can browse, filter, and obtain the imagery they need for various applications, including crisis response.

Nearmap provides high-resolution aerial imagery, 3D modeling, and AI predictions to deliver location intelligence. It offers a suite of geospatial tools designed to convert imagery into actionable insights and solutions for various challenges. The platform enables informed decision-making across multiple sectors, impacting business, community, and humanity.

This GitHub repository provides access to 1.4 billion open building footprints detected by Bing Maps. The data is derived from various satellite imagery sources, including Maxar, Airbus, and IGN France, spanning 2014 to 2024. It is released under the ODbL license, allowing free download and use.

This AWS registry provides free and open access to Sentinel-2 satellite imagery, a land monitoring mission offering high-resolution optical data globally every five days. It includes both L1C and L2A data, regularly updated within hours of availability. The data supports various ongoing studies and applications.

SpaceFromSpace provides free access to high-resolution satellite imagery, featuring both current-day and historic declassified spy satellite images. The platform allows users to explore various global locations, including spaceports and cities, offering unique perspectives on inaccessible areas and environmental changes.

The KyFromAbove initiative offers a current basemap for Kentucky, including leaf-off aerial photography and LiDAR data. This resource supports state, federal, local, and regional users by providing open data to reduce GIS application development costs and promote data sharing. All data is made publicly available.

This platform provides access to a variety of geospatial datasets focusing on the Antarctic. It serves as a central hub for researchers and users to explore and download critical environmental data, including satellite imagery and ice-related products. The service aims to support monitoring and analysis of the dynamic polar environment.

NC OneMap serves as a strategic resource, offering a comprehensive collection of authoritative geographic data and web services. This collaborative initiative involves numerous partners across North Carolina, including local, state, and federal government agencies, the private sector, and academia. Users can search for, browse, and download data, integrate it into applications, perform analysis with various tools, or develop new applications using its APIs.