Bluesky International Ltd is a leading UK-based aerial survey and geospatial data company. They specialize in producing high-quality digital aerial photography, LiDAR, and height data for various applications. While their primary focus isn't space, they contribute by providing essential Earth observation data and mapping services that can support space-related projects and analysis, working with partners such as the University of Leicester in projects related to earth observation.
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Bluesky supplies its 3D model data complete with a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) and can produce models to different levels of detail (LOD).
Bluesky supplies geospatial data products and services to private sector customers and to all public sector organisations and local authorities in the UK via its APGB contract with the Geospatial Commission.
Bluesky International partnered with Berlin-based UP42, a geospatial developer platform and marketplace.
Bluesky International Ltd supplied high-resolution photography to support Gentian’s artificial intelligence platform.
Using Bluesky 0.125 m multispectral imagery, Gentian can benchmark the extent and quality of green roofs and identify potential properties for retrofit projects.
Bluesky’s 0.125 m multispectral imagery includes RGB bands and a Near Infrared band that provides insight into the state and health of vegetation.
Gentian completed a pilot project in London using Bluesky imagery.
Bluesky MetroVista products provide large area aerial context for Cyclomedia’s street-level detail.
Bluesky has flown many UK cities using its hybrid airborne sensors to capture ultra-high resolution oblique and vertical aerial photography and highly accurate LiDAR data.
Bluesky International is the only organization with current, high-resolution, full coverage of the Republic of Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales, maintained on a rolling three-year update cycle.
Bluesky International is working with Cyclomedia to combine aerial and street-level imagery and height data for virtual city applications in the UK.
Scottish Forestry awarded Bluesky a contract to capture almost 1,400 square kilometres of standard (RGB) aerial imagery together with colour infrared (CIR) photography following a competitive tender process.
Wiltshire Council accesses Bluesky data via its online GIS map portal, allowing teams to view and query the data and overlay it with additional data layers.
The SyncServer BlueSky technology provides continuous detection and protection against GPS jamming and spoofing.
The BlueSky technology can help enable correlating, troubleshooting, identifying, and correcting local anomalies that may relate to consumer electronics or nearby RF signal broadcasts.
Microchip Technology Inc. announced a solution for GPS jamming and spoofing with the integration of its BlueSky technology signal-anomaly detection software into the SyncServer S600 Series network time server and instruments.
The BlueSky technology includes a comprehensive suite of logging, charting, and measuring tools to characterize local GPS satellite signals and local RF events over time.
Hexagon expanded its partnership with Bluesky International as Bluesky deployed the CityMapper-2 to enable 3D digital twin creation.
Bluesky International purchased a Leica CityMapper-2 aerial mapping sensor from Hexagon.
Bluesky International was awarded a contract to supply aerial photography and height data for the whole of the UK government.