GEOSPATIAL MAPPING

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Geospatial mapping is a mode of electro-optical imaging which captures high-resolution, photographic stills which are then orthorectified and stitched together. This capability is used for updating outdated maps or creating entirely new maps.

Geospatial mapping captures high-resolution photographic imagery and constructs maps of the landscape. As an application of GEOINT, or geospatial intelligence, the electro-optical imagery is used to update outdated maps and provide the most current look at the landscape. Imagery captured for geospatial mapping may be taken from directly overhead or off-nadir. Through orthorectification, imagery captured for geospatial mapping is adjusted for planimetric accuracy, modifying the image for the tilted perspective of the camera as well as the foreshortening of the terrain.

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TYPICAL USES FOR GEOSPATIAL MAPPING

Using GEOINT and combining it with other ISR solutions allows IMSAR systems to perform multiple applications in a variety of industries. Typical uses for IMSAR’s ISR solutions can include:

  • Intelligence Gathering
  • Pipeline Monitoring
  • Monitoring Mining Operations
  • Military Surveillance
  • Landslide Monitoring
  • Border Security
  • Reconnaissance Missions
  • Monitoring Construction Sites
  • Navigation

AVAILABLE PRODUCTS

IMSAR systems that are capable of performing GEO-Mapping are available in a variety of configurations that are designed for easy integration onto manned or unmanned aircraft. The following configurations can be used for GEO-Mapping missions:

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For more information about GEO and other products, contact us at information@imsar.com or call IMSAR sales at 801.798.8440.