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The Price of Being Trusted: Why Commercial Earth Observation Chose Standards
As commercial Earth observation grows, shared standards are becoming essential for trusted, interoperable satellite data and operational decision-making.
Perth, Western Australia, captured by EDC-01, illustrating the EarthDaily Constellation's true 5 m, ...
EDC-08 launched aboard SpaceX Transporter-17 as EarthDaily releases first imagery from EDC-02 throug...
Late-June heatwave conditions across Europe. Source: EarthDaily analysis Crop conditions improved ac...
The progression of ASM between June 25, 2021 and June 26, 2025 along a river corridor in Western Afr...
In this science-grade data series, we have looked at calibration, consistency, and comparability. Bu...
ASM activity visibility in Sentinel-2 imagery collected on November 11, 2024 (left) and December 16,...
(This is the fourth blog in our science-grade data series. The first three articles looked at what s...
As forecasts point to a strong El Niño developing in 2026, EarthDaily’s ag team is watching where he...
EDC imagery shown in natural color and false color, highlighting how different spectral views can re...
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Artisanal miners in Ghana. Image Source: Morten Larsen/World Bank.
EarthDaily and Geospatial Intelligence Pty Ltd are pleased to announce a new partnership to expand a...