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The Final Two Pléiades Neo Satellites Arrive in Kourou for Launch
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The last batch of the Airbus-built, owned and operated Pléiades Neo satellites has arrived at the European Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana, following ...

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New Industry: Giant Wind Turbine Factory in UK
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The port of Hull in the north-east of England is home to a Wind Turbine Factory, where 192 giant blades were counted on a Pléiades Neo image.They are ...

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Satellite imagery helping to navigate the Arctic ice
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Airbus already provides satellite images of the Arctic to institutions for needs related to shipping, defence and safety at sea, and PONANT is its first ...

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Yam Mounds in Togo Acquired by Pléiades Neo
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Near the city of Bassar in central Togo, yams are grown in mounds of soil that range from 50cm to 1m in width and can be counted in a Pléiades Neo ...

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Sand mine in Sone River
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On the Sone River in northern India, as throughout the country, legal and illegal sand mining is a major environmental problem. The banks are destabilised ...

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Food: Rice in Vietnam
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Rice needs an appropriate amount of water depending on the development phases of the plant.

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Cop27: Climate Change Conference
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To mark the end of COP27 on Friday 18th November 2022, we wanted to share with you a  Pléiades Neo image over Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt to highlight the ...

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Climate change: Mudslides in Petropolis, Brazil
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On 15th February 2022, Southern Brazil was subjected to torrential storms, in the city of Petropolis, 60km north of Rio de Janeiro, with the worst of the ...

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Ambiental FloodScore™ added to Airbus’ SpatiaCore
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Airbus’ SpatiaCore provides insurance risk managers, underwriters, claims adjusters, and lenders , access to environmental perils data at address level. ...

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Food: Sugar Cane in Brazil
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In the Pléiades Neo image acquired near Astorga in the State of Paraná, mechanical mowers cut the sugar cane at ground level and then throw 30cm pieces into ...

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Biodiversity: the Botanic Garden of Valencia
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The acclimatization of exotic plants on the 6 hectares of the Botanical Garden of Valencia began in 1803.

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Native 30cm High-Resolution Satellite Imagery
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Experience the forefront of Earth observation innovation with Pléiades Neo – Airbus's leading optical constellation featuring two identical 30cm resolution ...

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