Centre royal de télédétection spatiale du Maroc
The Centre Royal de Télédétection Spatiale (CRTS), or Royal Center for Space Remote Sensing, is Morocco's national space agency, established in 1989. CRTS is responsible for promoting and developing remote sensing applications within the country, coordinating national remote sensing programs, and collaborating with various government, private, and academic entities. They focus on utilizing Earth observation data for environmental monitoring, natural resource management, and land planning, and are the official distributor in Morocco for satellite imagery from providers like Spot, Landsat, ERS, and NOAA.
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