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Vietnam Increases Fortifications on West Reef In 2020
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VIIRS reveals illegal fishing in the South China Sea
Asiatic squid vessels are constructed from marine steel, usually weigh between 800-1000 gross tons, and are outfitted with automated jiggers that use up to 150
Join Us on GIS Day – Nov 18, 2020
Simularity is teaming up with Esri to celebrate GIS Day on November 18, 2020. See some cool discoveries we’ve made with our AI Anomaly Detection
Using Free Low Resolution SAR and Optical Imagery To Detect Destruction
In this blog post we’ll demonstrate how relatively low cost and low resolution SAR imagery can help governments and other organizations monitor wide areas so
New Earth Day UP42 Post Reveals Deforestation in Romania
In co-operation with UP42 we published this overview on how you can use satellite imagery + analytical AI software to detect deforestation in Romania… or
Can AI and Satellite Imagery Detect the End of Covid-19?
Many states in the US are under “shelter in place” guidelines and as a result, most businesses are closed. The most talked about economic topic
Advances in Change Detection and Continuous Land Monitoring Technology
Introduction The monitoring of large regions of the world for significant changes has been a challenge in the past due to insufficient imagery and timeliness
SAR Change Detection Detects Iraqi Camp Construction in 13 Seconds
The challenges in using satellite and drone imagery to detect unusual changes (using historical imagery) include: The frequency (cadence) of the images can be too
Pixel-level Coregistration Algorithm Now Available
Co-Registration Now Available – At Pixel Level Change detection algorithms are quite noisy, because they detect ALL the changes between 2 images. When imagery is
