Toulouse, 19 February 2019 – Airbus Defence and Space has released a brand new version of The OneAtlas Platform, its unique collaborative environment to easily access premium imagery, perform large-scale image processing, extract industry-specific insights and benefit from Airbus assets for solution development.
“The OneAtlas Platform is the cornerstone of disseminating our imagery and services. It provides immediate access to data and analytics and gets it into the hands of many more users and partners to create new business opportunities. The OneAtlas Platform is a cutting-edge tool for the geospatial community,” said Francois Lombard, Head of the Intelligence Business at Airbus Defence and Space.
The OneAtlas Platform provides access to data within the Living Library as well as value-added layers, Basemap and WorldDEM. The Living Library contains multi-resolution and premium optical satellite data, updated on a daily basis and immediately available via streaming, download and API. Basemap is a curated global imagery layer, updated annually and created from 1.5m and 0.5m resolution imagery. WorldDEM dataset, for 3D analytics and rendering, is available in streaming format.
The OneAtlas Platform also combines premium imagery and industry-leading expertise to deliver Thematic Services. First one being new change detection capabilities, which allow monitoring and analysis using machine learning to automatically detect and identify infrastructure changes. Second is Ocean Finder, for maritime-focused applications, that allows users to directly order satellite-based maritime detection and identification reports. Additional Thematic Services include those to help serve environmental needs: Starling, that supports companies to monitor their forest impact with unprecedented accuracy; Verde, a brand new API service that delivers detailed crop analytics with easy-to-use vegetation maps.
OneAtlas is available now at oneatlas.airbus.com and will be soon accessible by mobile app. Start today and sign up for a free trial of OneAtlas for 30 days.
Learn more about OneAtlas in our webinar on March 7. Sign up here.
