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Pixxel and Geoimage Partner to Bring High-Resolution Hyperspectral Imaging to Australia

08 October, 2024

Pixxel and Geoimage Partner to Bring High-Resolution Hyperspectral Imaging to Australia

We're thrilled to share some significant developments that will take our capabilities to the next level! Over the past two years, Geoimage has partnered with Pixxel, a leading space data company and spacecraft manufacturer, redefining Earth observation with hyperspectral imaging. With their imminent launch of six commercial hyperspectral satellites in January 2025, we're on the verge of transformation of how we analyse our planet.

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Geoimage Continues to Grow in Numbers

19 September, 2024

Geoimage Continues to Grow in Numbers

Geoimage is pleased to officially announce two new talented professionals to the team, Alex Freire and Agam Sood, both bringing a wealth of knowledge and fresh perspectives to our growing company.

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Visit Us at the Advancing Earth Observation Forum

10 September, 2024

Visit Us at the Advancing Earth Observation Forum

Between the 10th and 12th September, Geoimage general manager Mark Covington will be attending the Advancing Earth Observation Forum being held at the Adelaide Convention Centre in Adelaide, Australia. Geoimage are very fortunate to share some space with our good friends Gavin Kennedy and one of the industry legends and Geoimage's original co-founders, Sylvia Michael who are there representing Queensland Earth Observation Hub.

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Sentinel-2C Ready for Launch

29 August, 2024

Sentinel-2C Ready for Launch

The Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite is now scheduled for launch during the early hours of Wednesday 4th September Central European Time (same day in the afternoon for Australian Eastern Standard Time) from the European Spaceport located in Kourou in the French Guiana, South America upon the Vega rocket. The Sentinel-2C satellite is based on the pre-existing constellation of two identical satellites Sentinel-2A and 2B, that operate within the same orbit.

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Japan H3 Rocket Successfully launches ALOS-4 Satellite

02 July, 2024

Japan H3 Rocket Successfully launches ALOS-4 Satellite

The Japan Aerosapce Exploration Agency (JAXA) have successfully launched the ALOS-4 Earth observation satellite aboard the new flagship H3 rocket into low Earth orbit to monitor the Earth. This is the third time ever that the H3 rocket has successfully launched. The full deployment of its solar array paddles was confirmed by telemetry data the same day by Mingenew Station in Australia followed by Santiago Station in Chile.

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EXPONOR Chile 2024

27 June, 2024

EXPONOR Chile 2024

Throughout the first week of June, with 50,000 technical minded individuals across working industries such as mining, industrial and energy companies, educational institutions, research centres, supply companies, public and private organizations and the general public visit the third largest mining exhibition in the world, EXPONOR, which is held in Antofagasta, Chile every two years.

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Geoimage recent partner SI Imaging Services visit Brisbane Office

13 June, 2024

Geoimage recent partner SI Imaging Services visit Brisbane Office

Geoimage had the pleasure of spending Thursday with Global Sales Manager Hyejeong Son and Regional Manager Ji-Yeon Kim from SI Imaging Services (SIIS).

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New Marketing Coordinator joins the Geoimage Team

12 June, 2024

New Marketing Coordinator joins the Geoimage Team

Over the past few months, Geoimage has expanded its team and we’re pleased to welcome the latest addition, Jaiden Johnstone as the Marketing Coordinator for Geoimage!

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First Two WorldView Legion Satellites Now in Orbit

07 May, 2024

First Two WorldView Legion Satellites Now in Orbit

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched on Friday 3rd May from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Shortly after launch, the satellites deployed their solar arrays and began receiving and sending signals.Both satellites will be undergoing testing over the next few months and we should start to expect first imagery for our clients shortly after.

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