PhotoSat is pleased to announce that the elevation data processed from DigitalGlobe’s new 30 centimeter resolution satellite, WorldView-3, has been verified as accurate to within 15 centimeters.

A new satellite launched Wednesday is expected to provide imagery of Earth that is nearly 40% sharper than what’s currently available. The new WorldView-3 satellite, worth a half-billion dollars ...

The remote sensing satellite ... WorldView-3 will capture images of the entire globe as the world rotates beneath it, returning its images to Earth over a data downlink running at a speed of 1.2 ...

Accordingly, following its just completed combination with GeoEye, DigitalGlobe intends to complete the construction of GeoEye-2 ... satellite. Operating at an expected altitude of 617 km ...

One of my favorite ... the feds updated their satellite privacy requirements to allow for far more detailed aerial photos. On August 13, DigitalGlobe will launch its WorldView-3 Satellite Sensor ...

One of my favorite ... the feds updated their satellite privacy requirements to allow for far more detailed aerial photos. This Wednesday, Digital Globe will launch its WorldView-3 Satellite ...

Notably, the WorldView-4 doesn't have to wait for a subject to slide beneath it in orbit before photographing it. The satellite can use gyroscopes to "slew," or point one ... 2, 1:16 p.m. PT.

The world's most powerful commercial Earth-imaging satellite was launched less than two weeks ago, but DigitalGlobe's WorldView-3 spacecraft is already sending back ultra-high-resolution pictures ...

Maxar's WorldView-3 Earth-observation satellite ... The photos show protesters at the entrance of the compound, with the black plume from a small fire visible in one image. "The imagery, collected ...

These weapons are hitting civilian as well as military targets; for example, one ... in satellite photos The photos, captured on Wednesday morning by Maxar Technologies' WorldView-3 spacecraft ...

A new high-resolution satellite launched Aug. 13 to deliver best-quality imagery of the planet. DigitalGlobe, a provider of satellite imagery for Google and Google Earth, is launching WorldView-3 ...

DigitalGlobe promised that the shortwave infrared sensor on its WorldView-3 satellite could see through smoke to track wildfires, and one of its latest images has delivered on that pledge ...