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“It seems that, within the US government and elsewhere, there are agencies that want to have more and more access more times a day over the areas that they care about,” Jim Thomason, VP of Imagery Product at Planet told me in an interview this week.
By Theresa Hitchens![NGA Taps Maxar To Do Land Use Change Detection](https://sites.breakingmedia.com/uploads/sites/3/2020/04/maxarchangedetection-225x150.png)
Maxar will provide updates and enhancements using “its sophisticated change detection model and deliver land cover and classification solutions.”
By Theresa Hitchens![NGA Future Is ‘Hybrid’ Of Commercial, IC Sources: Gauthier](https://sites.breakingmedia.com/uploads/sites/3/2020/04/Screen-Shot-2020-04-03-at-3.50.50-PM-225x150.png)
“[T]he trend is that a larger percentage of our work will be able to be accomplished using commercial systems than in the past,” says Gauthier.
By Theresa Hitchens![NGA Re-Ups Maxar Imagery Contract](https://sites.breakingmedia.com/uploads/sites/3/2016/07/Worldview-3-225x150.jpg)
NGA’s Global EGD program is a good example of how the 2017 bifurcation of authority over commercial remote sensing acquisition between the NGA and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) — a transition that remains somewhat troubled –is supposed to work.
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WASHINGTON: Australia used both black and white and multispectral satellite imagery from DigitalGlobe satellites shot on March 16 to search for the purported wreckage of Malaysian Airlines Flight 370. A source familiar with the issues said DigitalGlobe supplied several types of imagery other than the black and white satellite photos. The Australians used multispectral but…
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