European Space Imaging (EUSI), established in 2002 and based in Munich, Germany, is a leading supplier of very high-resolution (VHR) satellite imagery and Earth Observation services for customers in Europe and North Africa. They operate a multi-mission ground station and partner with companies like Maxar Technologies to provide access to satellite constellations, delivering imagery with resolutions from 30 cm to 1 m. EUSI's services support diverse sectors, including emergency services, research, defense, and government, providing tailored imagery solutions and near-real-time data delivery. Key partners include Maxar Technologies, German Aerospace Center (DLR), and Space Imaging Middle East.
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European Space Imaging’s upgraded ground segment prioritizes automated application programming interface integration over manual image requests.
European Space Imaging’s infrastructure overhaul rolls out across its regional facilities to support defense, border security, maritime tracking, and crisis response operations.
GAF Geospatial GmbH integrated European Space Imaging’s updated web system into the Copernicus Rapid Response Desk.
European Space Imaging’s upgrade is designed to reduce the time required to task, collect, and process high-resolution spaceborne intelligence.
European Space Imaging’s multi-sensor platform ingests high-resolution synthetic aperture radar and radio frequency signals in addition to optical data.
European Space Imaging’s upgraded Munich node provides a self-contained gateway for commercial satellite intelligence.
The Copernicus Rapid Response Desk uses European Space Imaging’s updated web system to execute automated catalogue queries, command urgent image acquisitions, and monitor order fulfillment metrics during emergency response and environmental security missions across Europe.
European Space Imaging operates an operational hub near Munich in close coordination with the German Aerospace Center.
European Space Imaging upgraded its satellite ground segment and cloud network architecture on July 8, 2026.
European Space Imaging upgraded its multi-mission ground station at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) near Munich last year to support uplink and downlink with the WorldView Legion constellation.
Users can acquire Pixxel’s hyperspectral dataset through European Space Imaging in addition to optical and SAR imagery from EUSI as a single source.
European Space Imaging offers capabilities to build insights and products from Earth observation data and positions itself as a regional hub for EO data.
Under the partnership, European Space Imaging will oversee global tasking and delivery of SAR imagery for its customers using Umbra’s satellite constellation and tasking platform.
Customers across Europe and North Africa can now acquire 30-cm optical and 25-cm SAR space-based imagery from a single local source via the Umbra–European Space Imaging partnership.
Customers across Europe and North Africa can acquire 0.3 m optical and 0.25 m SAR space-based imagery from a single local source through the European Space Imaging–Umbra partnership.
European Space Imaging customers across Europe and North Africa can acquire space-based optical and SAR imagery from a single local source at 0.3 m and 0.25 m resolutions, respectively.
Under the partnership agreement, European Space Imaging can oversee global tasking and delivery of SAR imagery for its customers using Umbra’s satellite constellation and tasking platform.
Under the partnership agreement, European Space Imaging can oversee global tasking and delivery of SAR imagery for its customers using Umbra’s satellite constellation and tasking platform.
Customers can purchase Umbra’s Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data directly through European Space Imaging (EUSI).
Under the partnership agreement, European Space Imaging will oversee global tasking and delivery of SAR imagery for its customers using Umbra’s satellite constellation and tasking platform.