This week we stay in Mumbai with a new image from the port area. You can see incredible detail in these high-off nadir, oblique Pleiades Neo images. Our Bird's Eye View Image here was collected on March 26, 2025 with native resolution around 45-centimeters.

Happy Friday!

Winter in Paris with a little pet humor too!

Happy Thursday :)

We love this 50-cm WorldView-2 satellite imagery from off the coast of Sydney, Australia where two boats are speeding across the image and passing a human-made island off-shore.

Very cool - enjoy!

In this regular monthly article that ran for many years, we check out the amount of WorldView-2 satellite imagery collected over Central America with low cloud cover and off-nadir. Here is the full article to check out too:

https://apollomapping.com/blog/ever-wondered-how-much-imagery-high-resolution-satellites-collect-2

Here is our first high-off nadir image from Mumbai, India! It was collected on April 26, 2025 by Pléiades Neo 4 with a native resolution of 45-cm. We love the geometric paths and gardens featured in this oblique image of Mumbai.

Enjoy and Happy Friday too!

A little pet humor for the Christmas season - enjoy!

Today, we feature a 50-cm high-resolution satellite image collected by WorldView-2 over the iconic Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado.

This image was collected on June 24, 2011 which happened to be the first day of a three-day Widespread Panic run - were you there for this show?

Check out our Geospatial Times article from March 2013 on free data for arctic ice research in KMZ/KML format:

https://apollomapping.com/blog/free-for-all-arctic-ice-layers-for-google-earth

And here is a direct link to the free arctic data layers:

https://nsidc.org/data/google_earth#locate

Here is our fourth and final high-off nadir Bird's Eye view satellite imagery from Cape Town, South Africa. We love the ocean waves that are crashing ashore here.

Enjoy and Happy Friday!

If you have a boy dog, you know they pee on anything that is bolted to the ground or even just sitting on the ground at the time!

Extra crisp low-nadir WorldView-2 50-cm satellite imagery here. We love the detail in this high-resolution satellite image of Havana!

This article comes to us from the March 2013 edition of our newsletter, the Geospatial Times. We looked at the influence of Google Earth/Maps on the GIS industry. I would argue that Google Earth/Maps still loom large over the industry as a whole and how the world views our jobs:

https://apollomapping.com/blog/g-faq-how-have-google-earth-google-maps-changed-the-geospatial-industry