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01Imagery

Products and specifications

Pictures you can act on.

Four ways to get Apogee imagery, from a standing order over the places you watch to a single picture of a place you have never looked at before. Every product comes from the same 48 satellites and the same eight-band sensor.

Products

  1. 01

    Daily monitoring

    A standing order over the areas you watch. Each clear day you get a fresh capture, cloud-masked and aligned to the one before.

    • Areas from 25 km² to whole regions
    • Change alerts by email or webhook
    • Pixel-aligned stacks for time series

    Daily · from 25 km²

  2. 02

    Tasking

    Point a satellite at a place and a time window. The scheduler picks the first daylight pass and tells you when it will happen.

    • Standard, priority, and rush tiers
    • Off-nadir up to 20° for sharper pictures
    • Delivered under 90 minutes after capture

    Next pass in hours, not days

  3. 03

    Archive access

    Every picture the constellation has taken since July 2023, searchable by place, date, cloud cover, and viewing angle.

    • STAC API search and bulk export
    • Same-day archive for every capture
    • Licensed per area, not per image

    Since 2023 · searchable

  4. 04

    Analytics feeds

    Numbers instead of pictures, computed from every new capture and delivered as tables your systems can read.

    • Vegetation health (NDVI and red edge)
    • Flood extent and burn severity
    • Ship, aircraft, and vehicle counts

    GeoJSON · CSV · Parquet

02Specifications

Specifications

The same for every satellite in all three planes.

Imagery specifications
Resolution

50 cm panchromatic, 2 m multispectral

Ground sample distance at nadir

Spectral bands

Coastal blue 400–450 nm, blue 450–510, green 510–580, yellow 585–625, red 630–690, red edge 705–745, near-infrared 770–895, near-infrared 860–1040

Eight bands plus panchromatic 450–800 nm

Revisit

Up to 12 times a day

Daily everywhere between 75° N and 75° S

Orbit

525 km sun-synchronous, three planes

Descending nodes at 10:30, 12:00, and 13:30 local time

Scene size

12 km swath, strips up to 120 km long

Geolocation

Under 5 m CE90 without ground control

Dynamic range

12 bits per pixel

Delivery formats

Cloud-optimized GeoTIFF, JPEG 2000, PNG preview

STAC API, OGC WMTS, or a cloud bucket you own

Latency

Under 90 minutes from capture to delivery

03Sample captures

6 sites

Six places, captured.

Drawn from the same simulation as the tasking demo. Drag the divider to compare before and after, and switch to false color to see vegetation health.

  1. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 1 km · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 7%

    01 · River delta after a flood

    Mekong Delta

    Bến Tre, Vietnam

    10.1800° N · 106.4200° E

    Distributary channels burst their banks across rice paddies; the villages on the levees stay dry.

    Scene
    4.2 km wide
    Cloud
    7%

  2. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 250 m · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 0%

    02 · Vineyard region in late summer

    Côte de Beaune

    Burgundy, France

    47.0200° N · 004.8200° E

    By late August the grass between parcels has dried out, and the infrared picks out one block of vines under water stress.

    Scene
    1.6 km wide
    Cloud
    0%

  3. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 200 m · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 3%

    03 · Container port

    Maasvlakte

    Rotterdam, Netherlands

    51.9600° N · 004.0300° E

    A new berth comes into service; ships alongside and container stacks are countable from one pass.

    Scene
    1.2 km wide
    Cloud
    3%

  4. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 1 km · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 2%

    04 · Wildfire burn scar

    Okanagan Highlands

    British Columbia, Canada

    50.0400° N · 119.2800° W

    The burn perimeter runs up the ridges; unburned islands and the fire break along the road stay green.

    Scene
    5.5 km wide
    Cloud
    2%

  5. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 1 km · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 0%

    05 · Open-pit mine

    Atacama

    Antofagasta Region, Chile

    24.2600° S · 069.0700° W

    A year of digging adds two benches to the pit and pushes the waste dump east across the haul road.

    Scene
    4.8 km wide
    Cloud
    0%

  6. Rendering capture…

    Scale bar 250 m · GSD 0.50 m · Cloud 12%

    06 · Coastal city

    Miami Beach

    Florida, United States

    25.8000° N · 080.1300° W

    Storm surge pushes sand across the beachfront blocks and leaves water standing in the low streets by the bay.

    Scene
    1.9 km wide
    Cloud
    12%

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