COSMO-SkyMed  analysis of October 23 earthquake in Turkey

On October 23nd, 2011 a violent earthquake hit a large region in the eastern Anatolian peninsula, causing serious damage and victims in the cities and villages.

• e-GEOS started acquiring COSMO-SkyMed Stripmap mode images over the city of Van in addition to the existing interferometric stack of images over the region.
• Thanks to COSMO-SkyMed's frequent revisit and to the background mission, a dataset of pre seismic images was available and an image was acquired just 4 hours after the event. Download preliminary analysis (pdf)

Gallery of images from our multi-mission portfolio.

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18/1/2012
e-GEOS Ice Season Research & Demonstration Program
With the growth in the value of Satellite Radar for ice applications, e-GEOS has decided to bring to the ice community the unique capabilities of the COSMO-SkyMed Constellation — revisit up to 4 acquisitions per day at 70°N, 24/7 all-weather acqusitions, rapid processing and delivery — aimed at supporting the development of improved ice services within the Oil & Gas, Security, Environmental and Maritime Transportation communities. details>>

COSMO-SkyMed satellites to monitor the areas hit by the recent floods in Colombia

e-GEOS acquired and processed the COSMO-SkyMed images provided by Telespazio Brasil to the South American country's geographical institute to monitor the areas hit by the recent floods in Colombia. more>>

"Developing New Business Relations"

e- GEOS announces its annual International Conference will be held in Rome, Italy on May 23 and 24, 2012.
Last year the event attracted 400 attendees from 40 countries and 5 continents.

"Developing new business relations will be our motto this year", says e-GEOS CEO Marcello Maranesi, "because our attention will be fully focused on making this conference a business development event for our attendees"

Press release

12/1/2012
KSAT, ConocoPhillips and
e-GEOS sign contract to monitor ice formation and movement using the COSMO-SkyMed constellation – making exclusive use of the unique capabilities of the COSMO-SkyMed constellation of four VHR SAR satellites to provide coverage for the entirety of the season, providing unprecedented detail on the evolution of sea ice conditions using high-resolution, X-band (9.6 GHz) Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology. details >>

7/11/2011 DOLPHIN - e-GEOS leads a project involving 20 European players, aimed at bringing signiἀcant technological advances in the field of Maritime Surveillance pdf>>

16/06/2011 Minimum Order for archived GeoEye Products now 25 sq.km
...for orders to end-users in the e-GEOS exclusive territory only (mainly Europe and North Africa). Please email us for further information.

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