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Re:Planet Labs' Open Satellite Feed
on Wednesday September 09, 2026 @01:55PM (#49630535)
Drones (and helicopters) do have their market as well. A lot of engineering firms I saw would go with one of these two, depending on the situation.
Re:Planet Labs' Open Satellite Feed
on Wednesday September 09, 2026 @01:20PM (#49629968)
See if you can negotiate reselling the imagery they sell you. It might be hard to get agreement with this as the vendor will have you both as a customer and compeditor but if you pull it off, you could recoup your costs and then some. For a few weeks, no one else in the private sector will have the freshness and/or quality of imagery you do.
Re:Planet Labs' Open Satellite Feed
on Wednesday September 09, 2026 @01:07PM (#49629763)
What sort of budget does your org support?
I had to look into ~19 imagery firms for some telco work in Canada last year.
There are private jets that can capture 10cm imagery and can pick the ideal weather window to fly in.
There are also firms that fly balloons 20 - 80 KM off the ground that can capture 4cm imagery.
The space is pretty busy.
Re:Planet Labs' Open Satellite Feed
on Wednesday September 09, 2026 @01:03PM (#49629712)
Their satellites have nothing to do with the street-level surveillance camera firm.