Archive and tasked optical, SAR, multispectral and hyperspectral imagery from Vantor, Synspective, Axelspace and Wyvern for government and industry.

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SATPALDA supplies high-resolution commercial satellite imagery to organisations that need current, accurate views of the ground for mapping, monitoring and planning without operating satellites of their own. Buyers order archive imagery or new satellite tasking over their area of interest, anywhere in the world, from four partner constellations:
SATPALDA also prepares the data (orthorectification, enhancement, GIS-ready delivery) and names applications in agriculture, urban planning, infrastructure and construction, mining, disaster response and environmental monitoring. Founded in 2002 and based in New Delhi, with SATPALDA International in Ajman (UAE), it reports more than 300 projects in over 10 countries. Imagery is priced by quote.
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Space Capability
Processing
Pre-processing & Enhancement
Cleans, calibrates, and standardises data for quality.
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Data Distribution
Geographic Scope

SATPALDA
SATPALDA is a New Delhi company, founded in 2002, that provides satellite imagery, geospatial analytics and GIS solutions to governments, enterprises and research organisations. It works with satellite partners Maxar Technologies (now Vantor), Axelspace and Synspective. Its projects include satellite-based environmental and social monitoring, Aerodrome Mapping Database production and geospatial support for railway corridor planning.
2002
Founded
51-200
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India
Country
Provides processed data via standardised channels (APIs, feeds).