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Anomaly Detection of SAR Imagery

Simularity has successfully detected anomalies using SAR imagery.  But first, let’s review what SAR imagery is: Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is a type of radar that uses advanced signal processing techniques to create high-resolution images of the earth’s surface from airborne or spaceborne platforms. Some of the benefits of SAR technology include: All-weather capability: SAR …

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New App Provides Geospatial Answers for Local Governments

Although local governments face many challenges that can be met with timely geospatial intelligence, the ability to afford such analysis and insights has been out of reach for most. Simularity’s automated geospatial analysis software, combined with free satellite imagery, can help municipal and state governments get the answers they need at a price they can …

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Simularity CEO To Speak At Pilipinas Conference 2020

“Philippines and the Indo-Pacific: Responding to the Emerging Regional Political-Security Environment”   25 November 2020 (Wednesday) | 8:30 AM – 12:20 PM Philippine Time Featuring Keynote by Hon. Delfin Lorenzana Secretary, Philippine Department of National Defense  Now on its fifth year, this annual event will again bring together thought leaders from the national and local government, …

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Simularity and AllSource Partner To Offer Vast Area Monitoring With Precision Geospatial Intelligence

Simularity, a Geospatial AI company, and AllSource Analysis, a provider of geospatial intelligence, have established a new partnership to combine Simularity’s automated vast area monitoring with the deep and scalable expertise from AllSource geospatial intelligence analysts. Simularity and AllSource are working together on Simularity’s South China Sea monitoring service. Simularity’s AI scans newly arrived Sentinel …

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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 software, ask us anything, and have a chance to win a prize valued at $100. See below for details. #GISDay has events happening around the world – some physical and …

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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 that they can be alerted to significant events. On September 14, 2019, at approximately 4am local time in Eastern Saudi Arabia, a group of precise drone strikes attacked these oil …

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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 of the data. Thanks to accelerated development of satellite sensor technology and the increasing frequency of launches of cubesats, nanosats, and proliferation of UAV/Drones and even smart phones, the problem …

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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 infrequent Dependency on daytime images relatively free of cloud cover For more regular and consistent monitoring of areas around the world, a better solution would be to use more frequent …

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