DMC Constellation

The solution for rapid coverage of large areas

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The DMC Constellation provides rapid repeat coverage of the largest countries, regions and even continents in order to support you in the development of applications and services across various markets.

The DMC Constellation acquires multispectral imagery at 22m-24m resolution and panchromatic imagery at 12m. Image size is adjustable up to very large images (i.e. 640 km x 1,300km). The constellation collects over 10,000,000km² per day and features a revisit frequency of 1 to 2 days anywhere on Earth.

Thanks to our flexible new imagery tasking options through our OneTasking service you can order the imagery best suited for your project easily, fast and risk-free. Additionally our extensive imagery archive goes back to 2004.

Access to the DMC Constellation supports you in the development of applications and services across various markets such as wide-area change detection, forestry, agriculture, disaster management, land cover mapping and environmental monitoring.

Since 2019, Alsat-1B and KazSTSAT have joined the DMC Constellation to ensure continuity of the mission and bring additional spectral bands as well as enhanced coverage frequency to the constellation.

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Key features

Frequent revisit worldwide (1-2 days)
Large daily collection (>10,000,000km²/day)

Optimised image acquisition around cloud cover
Cross-calibrated satellites

Seamless compatibility with Landsat ETM+

Your advantages with DMC Constellation

Coverage

Rapid coverage of large areas

Price

Cost-effective monitoring tool

Acquisition

Large image collection within short acquisition windows

Delivery

Rapid delivery of data including directly to the user via DRS

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Our products in action

Detection and Observation of Toxic Gulfweed using SPOT 6/7

The gorgeous island of Martinique in the Eastern Caribbean Sea has been hit by a plague, called sargasse. This toxic and pestilential gulfweed has been increasingly polluting the beaches of the island since 2011.

Simplot Relies on Airbus to Deliver Valuable Agronomy to Their Farmers

Simplot and Airbus jointly developed a scalable, automated system to collect, process, analyse and digitally display satellite imagery from Pléiades and SPOT 6/7.

The Great Mosaic of Loire-Atlantique

Airbus has sponsored the installation of a huge SPOT 6/7 mosaic in the entrance hall of the Loire-Atlantique Departmental Agency, providing an original and entertaining way to see an area of around 6,880km².

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