EUSI

Name: EUSI
Address: Arnulfstrasse 199, Munich, 80634, DE
Telephone: +49891301420
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We provide solutions. In addition, we also operate a multi-mission capable ground station allowing us to take into account real-time weather information.

Since the launch of the first commercial VHR satellite, European Space Imaging has been committed to providing much more than the world’s highest quality satellite imagery. European Space Imaging (EUSI) is a leading supplier of global very high-resolution (VHR) satellite imagery and derived services to customers in Europe, North Africa and CIS Countries. This grants us a high degree of flexibility and enables optimized collection results for our customers. With a reputation for expert and personalized customer service, we have been providing tailored VHR imagery solutions to meet the diverse project requirements of our customer base since 2002. WorldView Global Alliance
WorldView Global Alliance is a revolutionary partnership between industry leaders DigitalGlobe, Space Imaging Middle East and European Space Imaging. Offering complete end-to-end world imagery products and services, delivered when and how you need them, the WorldView Global Alliance (WVGA) provides commercial high-resolution world-imagery products and services for Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.

08/09/2026

An active fire in the Plužine Municipality, Montenegro.

Collected on 7 September with the Vantor WorldView-3 satellite.

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

28/08/2026

On 26 August, a major flash flood struck northern Nepal.

This before and after satellite imagery shows the devastating damage in the municipality of Timure.

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

14/08/2026

Sziget Festival 2026 Budapest, collected on 13 August at 11:51 am CEST with the Vantor WorldView Legion sensor.

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

27/07/2026

Tour de France from space 🚵🛰️

These images were collected on 18 July with the Vantor WorldView-3 satellite.

Thanks to the 40 cm resolution, you can see individual cyclists and spectators. 🔍

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

26/07/2026

Oil and gas pipeline accidents affect public safety, environmental protection, and entire energy markets.

And what is among the leading causes of pipeline failures worldwide?

Third party interference.

That’s why industry leaders constantly look for new and innovative techniques for monitoring pipeline Right of Ways.

➡️ Very High Resolution satellite imagery is one of the most valuable tools they have.

Thanks to them, users can monitor entire stretches of pipelines and analyse changes in the activity and structures near pipeline corridors…

… without even leaving their desk.

Moreover, the level of detail that 30 cm resolution satellite imagery has allows them to track potential hazards, such as heavy construction equipment.

Results?

Users can avoid pipeline accidents and efficiently deploy personnel and resources at much lower costs than aerial or on-site inspections.

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

24/07/2026

With multispectral imagery, you can reveal what's happening beneath the water's surface.

By combining different spectral bands, shallow-water bathymetry can be mapped to depths of around 15 metres in clear water.

This makes it a valuable tool for applications such as:

🌊 Updating nautical and coastal maps
🌊 Monitoring seagrass, coral reefs and other benthic habitats
🌊 Detecting algal blooms and changes in water quality
🌊️ Assessing coastal infrastructure and erosion risks
🌊 Studying remote coastlines where traditional surveys are difficult or costly

The images below show bathymetry done by combining the blue and coastal spectral bands of the Vantor WorldView Legion satellite.

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

23/07/2026

Satellite images are an efficient way to monitor changes over time. 🕤

Whether you need to:

👉 monitor energy infrastructure
👉 maintain cadastral maps
👉 detect illegal buildings
👉 monitor regulatory compliance

Satellite imagery is regularly collected and saved in an online archive within ATOM.

Besides the image library dating back to 1999, you can also arrange new satellite image acquisition to see what’s happening in the area NOW.

For example, these images show the construction of new wind farms near Mallnow, Germany. ⬇️

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

20/07/2026

📍 Fingerprint Island, Croatia

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

30/06/2026

Satellite imagery is an amazing but highly technical field with terms that might be hard to understand, especially for somebody with expertise in a completely different area.

That’s why we are explaining the basics of satellite imagery in this article.

What’s geolocational accuracy? What is the ideal off nadir angle? How can you see through clouds?

Let’s dive right in: https://www.euspaceimaging.com/blog/2026/01/21/beginners-guide-to-satellite-imagery/

25/06/2026

Satellite images increase maritime situational awareness in Europe’s High North – particularly thanks to:

🛰️ Easy access to remote areas
🛰️ Large area coverage
🛰️ No local personnel

Contrary to aircraft, which have been reporting GPS jamming over certain locations in Northern Europe, satellites are completely unaffected by borders, terrain, or other geopolitical restrictions.

They can collect hundreds of square kilometres in one shot, no matter how remote the area.

Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/monitoring-the-european-arctic

Satellite Imagery © 2026 Vantor Provided by European Space Imaging

Adresse

Arnulfstrasse 199
Munich
80634

Telefon

+49891301420

Website

http://www.euspaceimaging.com/

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