STEREO SATELLITE DATA
Product Quick Detail
- Place Of Origin
- Changchun City, Jilin Province.
- Minimum Order
- 25
- Packaging
- Whole scene delivery / Mosaic delivery
- Delivery
- 7 days - within 2 months
Specifications
The data of SP or GF satellites of JL1 constellection can be used as stereoscopic mapping to produce DSM results with resolution better than 1m.
FEATURES OF STEREO DATA
1
High timeliness and strong shooting ability
Stereo Video Dataset Parameters
Indicators Parameter
Product type Stereo image pair; DSM; DEM
Grid accuracy ≤ 3m
Elevation median error ≤ 3m
Photographic mode Coorbital stereo
Photographic satellite GF02 series; SP03-08; GF03C series
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Changguang Jilin satellite constellation is the core project under construction by CGSTL. The first phase of the project consists of 138 high-performance optical remote sensing satellites covering
video, high resolution, wide band, infrared, multispectral and other series.
As a satellite services company, we will do our best to meet all the needs of customers.
- Country: China (Mainland)
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- Founded Year:2014
- Address:No. 1299， Mingxi Road, Beihu Technological Development Zone, Changchun City, Jilin Province.
- Contact:jl1global com
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