Tuesday, January 20. 2009

DigitalGlobe, AEgis Release Images Prepared for Inauguration

DigitalGlobe and AEgis Technologies recently issued a press release regarding their partnership to develop ImageScape, a 3D imagery solution that generates virtual models of any location in the world. I covered this relationship in an article written on how these companies were creating images for NBC during the Olympics. For the inauguration, the two companies released sample ImageScape images available of the D.C. area, including the White House, and the Washington Monument. Images courtesy of DigitalGlobe and AEgis Technologies. See below (click each below for a larger image:

Posted by Joe Francica in Remote Sensing, DigitalGlobe, 3D at 15:21 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0) |

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CNN showed a Geoeye picture of the crowds on the National Mall on the evening news that was acquired at 1120 local time. That's 6-hour turnaround...

- That's cool; this is old hat

#1 Anon Y. Mouse on 2009-01-20 17:04 (Reply)

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