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.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
European Space Imaging holds a unique market position to provide combined very high resolution optical and SAR imagery to customers in Europe and North Africa.
European Space Imaging customers across Europe and North Africa can acquire 30-cm optical imagery and 25-cm SAR imagery from a single local source through the partnership with Umbra.
European Space Imaging commenced downlinking data from the Maxar WorldView satellite constellation using the upgraded Direct Access Facility on 27 June.
The upgraded Direct Access Facility will more than triple European Space Imaging’s 0.3 m capacity.
European Space Imaging customers across Europe can receive Near Real-Time deliveries with processing times of less than 20 minutes after image collection from the upgraded Direct Access Facility.
Imagery collected through the upgraded European Space Imaging Direct Access Facility from the Legion satellites will serve remote sensing projects across Europe and North Africa.
The collaboration with DLR provides European Space Imaging with expertise in infrastructure, analysis, and machine learning for key users including the European Maritime Safety Agency.
The 24-month framework contract awarded to European Space Imaging and Airbus can be renewed for two additional periods of 12 months each.
The integrated service operated by Airbus and European Space Imaging provides high resolutions and rapid revisit rates intended to maintain a high level of maritime domain awareness.
European Space Imaging and Airbus will deliver data leveraging their respective satellite ground stations in near real-time to EMSA.
The European Maritime Safety Agency awarded European Space Imaging and Airbus a 24-month contract for the delivery of Very High Resolution optical satellite imagery.
European Space Imaging and Airbus are European satellite imagery providers offering true 0.3 m satellite data downlinked in Europe.
European Space Imaging was awarded a fourth multi-year agriculture framework contract to deliver an estimated 1.2 million square kilometers of Very High Resolution satellite imagery and associated services in support of the European Commission’s Common Agricultural Policy.
European Space Imaging has delivered close to or equal to a 100% success rate year on year in the CAP imagery framework.
Satellogic’s sub-meter multispectral imagery complements European Space Imaging’s 30–0.5 m imagery and provides a resolution and revisit frequency positioned as competitive within the industry.
After Satellogic’s October 2020 launch, European Space Imaging will offer multiple daily collections with 30–0.99 m resolution in certain regions.
With ten new Satellogic spacecraft scheduled for launch, European Space Imaging will be able to offer multiple daily collection opportunities at 30–0.99 m resolution within certain areas of interest.
European Space Imaging added hyperspectral imagery to its existing 16-band multispectral and SWIR capabilities.
European Space Imaging offers 30–0.5 m resolution satellite imagery.