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A new industry first: the first global, satellite imagery basemap at 30 cm high-definition (HD) resolution thanks to innovations in tasking and image processing.
The integration of Vivid imagery basemaps provides a current, real-life contextual layer across Earth’s entire surface, allowing users to toggle between digitally derived navigation map views and Maxa
At Maxar are continuously working to improve our imagery basemaps–the foundation for large-scale mapping.
Not all imagery basemaps are created equal—and precision mapping demands basemaps with advanced qualities, such as textural and year-to-year locational consistency.
Maxar’s Vicki Bassett takes you behind the scenes to show you how imagery basemaps are made and why currency and consistency in clarity and accuracy are paramount when choosing an image layer.
As populations, infrastructure and supply chains expand around the globe, it’s important to have up-to-date and spatially accurate maps.
Innovations in digital tools for gathering, visualizing and analyzing geospatial information created new possibilities for public and private sector organizations alike.
By using Maxar satellite imagery and derived data, Team Rubicon is better prepared to respond to a disaster—saving resources, time and, most importantly, lives.
Infectious diseases are estimated to be responsible for more than 15 million deaths globally each year, representing a continuously evolving challenge to human health, according to the WHO.
MAPBOX, a location data platform for mobile and web applications, is uploading 135 million sq km of Maxar’s Vivid Basic BASEMAP into its mapping platform this week under a new agreement with Maxar.
This webinar demonstrates how geospatial data is essential for pandemic modeling, helping organizations plan and activate more effective response.
