PlanetScope (3 m, near-daily)
Proveedor: Planet Labs PBC
A constellation of roughly 130 microsatellites images the entire land surface almost every day. Ideal when you cannot afford to miss any change—construction progress or anomaly detection on farmland.
Imágenes de muestra
Imágenes en vivo por ubicación
Introduce un lugar, dirección o país — o coordenadas exactas — para ver imágenes satelitales en vivo a través de una API pública.
FuenteCopernicus · Sentinel Hub Mapa base óptico en color verdadero como contexto de ubicación.Geocoding © OpenStreetMap / Photon
Resolución
3 m
Revisita
Daily
Cobertura
Global (land)
Licencia
Commercial license
Precio
$300+ / escena
Casos de uso comunes
- Construction progress
- Farmland anomaly detection
- Supply-chain monitoring
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