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Munich-based supplier of global Very High Resolution satellite imagery and derived Earth Observation services to customers in Europe and North Africa.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

European Space Imaging is a company based in Munich, Germany, established in 2002. It describes itself as the leading premium supplier of global Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery and derived Earth Observation services to customers in Europe and North Africa. Through a longstanding partnership with Vantor, it was the first European company to bring 30 cm resolution satellite imagery to the EU market and is the longest and most trusted EU provider of True 30 cm resolution imagery. It operates a multi-mission ground station at the German Aerospace Center (German Aerospace Centre), giving access to the WorldView constellation, direct satellite tasking and local data downlink for near-real-time delivery. Its offerings span VHR satellite imagery, mapping solutions, 3D and elevation products, and software and analytics, alongside custom solutions.

History

European Space Imaging is based in Munich, Germany and was established in 2002. It describes itself as the leading premium supplier of global Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery and derived Earth Observation services to customers in Europe and North Africa. Through a longstanding partnership with Vantor, it was the first European company to bring 30 cm resolution satellite imagery to the EU market and is the longest and most trusted EU provider of True 30 cm resolution imagery. The company operates a multi-mission ground station at the German Aerospace Center (German Aerospace Centre) and has access to the WorldView constellation, with direct satellite tasking and local data downlink enabling near-real-time delivery. Its image archive contains billions of square kilometers of satellite imagery spanning more than two decades. It also provides 15 cm HD, described as a proprietary technology from Vantor that intelligently increases pixel resolution to enhance clarity and feature detection. The company has access to satellites at resolutions 30 cm – 1 m with a combined daily revisit of close to 10 times a day in panchromatic, multispectral, hyperspectral and video, and engages in partnerships to deliver 3D products, analytic tools and imagery solutions.

Products and positioning

Leading premium supplier of global Very High Resolution satellite imagery and derived Earth Observation services; first European company to bring 30 cm resolution satellite imagery to the EU market.

  • VHR Satellite Imagery

    Satellite imagery offering resolution, frequency, spectral bands, accuracy and historical archive; includes Imagery Library, Satellite Tasking, DoubleShot, 15 cm HD and MGP Pro.

  • Mapping Solutions

    Advanced mapping solutions for infrastructure, transportation and emergency response applications; includes Ecopia GFX, Road Mapping, Elevation Maps and Emergency Mapping.

  • 3D & Elevation Products

    Digital Elevation Models (DEM) and advanced 3D visualisations; includes Rapid DEM, GAF Elevation Suite, AW3D and Maxar 3D Suite.

  • Software & Analytics

    Software options to optimize raster and vector data ingestion, storage, processing and analysis; includes Geospace, Help4i, MGP Pro and Ecopia GFX.

  • Custom Solutions

    Tailored and scalable solutions created with partner companies around the globe.

Recent events

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    Satellogic and partners launch global geospatial imagery consortium[6]

    Satellogic announced the public launch of the Global Consortium of Geospatial Imagery with European Space Imaging, Eartheye, and 5CI as founding members. The affiliates will use Satellogic’s constellation to provide customers with geospatial imagery and related capabilities.

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