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AAMHatch Celebrates the First 6 Months of GeoEye-1

Above: GeoEye-1 archive coverage of Australia
Vast amounts of recent archive 0.5m GeoEye-1 imagery (low cloud or cloud-free) are now available over Australia and the Oceania region.
With the GeoEye-1 archive imagery available at 50% discount once data has been in archive for three months, this valuable and recent data will prove popular. In addition to the high resolution, clients can enjoy the delivery of products usually within two weeks from order placement.
“We are impressed at the sheer speed that GeoEye-1 has managed to build up such a vast archive over our region” said AAMHatch’s General Manager, Brian Nicholls, “The availability of this imagery is sure to excite many of our clients.”
The GeoEye-1 0.5m colour imagery is already proving incredibly popular with many clients requesting new capture over their project areas (this product technically called ‘pansharpened’ is generated from the integration of the 0.5m panchromatic imagery with the 1.65m multispectral data).
AAMHatch is the exclusive partner of GeoEye in the Oceania region and has been supplying 0.8m satellite imagery from the IKONOS satellite for several years. GeoEye-1 is the new sister satellite to IKONOS, and commenced commercial imagery capture in February 2009.
With its 0.5m pixel resolution, and 3m accuracy (excluding any terrain effects), GeoEye-1 is currently the highest resolution and most accurate earth imaging colour satellite commercially available. This accuracy specification is attained without any ground control required.
Contact us by email for more detailed GeoEye-1 archive information or to discuss your new data capture requirements for GeoEye-1.
Visit our dedicated satellite webpage for the latest information.

Above: Low cloud archive GeoEye-1 coverage of New Zealand


