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Jun 1, 2024 13 min

GEOINT 2024 - Maxar | Scott Herman

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Scott Herman, Chief Product Officer at Maxar, discusses the company’s focus on providing the best satellite imagery and remote sensing data while adapting to the changing geospatial industry. He highlights the launch of the next-generation satellite constellation, WorldView Legion, which will greatly increase capacity and offer new capabilities for global monitoring. Maxar has also partnered with Umbra Space to enhance monitoring capacity with all-weather and nighttime collection using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology. Herman emphasizes the company’s goal of providing mission solutions and sense-making insights for customers, moving beyond raw data provision. 🛰️ Maxar is focused on providing the best satellite imagery and remote sensing data while adapting to industry changes. 🚀 WorldView Legion, the next-generation satellite constellation, will greatly increase capacity and offer new capabilities for global monitoring. 🤝 Maxar has partnered with Umbra Space to enhance monitoring capacity with all-weather and nighttime collection using SAR technology. 💡 The company aims to provide mission solutions and sense-making insights for customers, moving beyond raw data provision. For more content like this, check out www.projectgeospatial.com #geospatial #satelliteimagery #remotesensing #WorldViewLegion #UmbraSpace #missionSolutions

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