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Land planning and management
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- Regional development focuses on managing and monitoring evolving landscapes. Satellite imagery is a quick, cost-effective way of obtaining accurate, uniform and up-to-date information on the way land is being used.


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SPOT provides a wide range of products to help you gain a “big-picture” synoptic view of a region and keep track of changing land use patterns and project trends. Typical applications include

  • creating and updating land use/land cover databases at urban, peri-urban, national and regional scale
  • drawing up and keeping track of master development plans
  • conducting environmental impact studies
  • monitoring urban growth
  • planning survey campaigns in urban, peri-urban and rural areas
  • btaining a uniform database for geographic information systems
  • ensuring that all planning personnel share the same information.

 

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- Monitoring urban growth - Spot 2.5 m - Black and White - South Africa - 2002 -
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Monitoring urban growth - Spot 2.5 m - Black and White - South Africa - 2002

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map products
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  • SPOTView digital satellite imagemaps covering any region on the globe (archived imagery or following an acquisition request) provide current information in the form of basemaps that can be directly integrated in a GIS.
  • USA Select, a database of black-and-white or natural-color orthoimages covering the continental United States.

 

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- Key benefits
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  • Spot Image supplies ready-to-use map products at medium to very high resolution to match customers’ requirements.
  • data complement and are compatible with databases containing general and thematic maps, aerial photos and other types of data.
  • regularly refreshed global archive of SPOT imagery acquired since 1986 covering all cities, countries and regions of the world.
  • standardized, reproducible databases providing a uniform reference.
  • vector data format for direct integration in leading geographic information systems.

 

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