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DigitalGlobe to Start WorldView-4 Satellite Imagery Service in Early 2017

DigitalGlobe to Start WorldView-4 Satellite Imagery Service in Early 2017 - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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EarthDigitalGlobe plans to begin commercial operation of its WorldView-4 satellite next year to deliver high-resolution Earth imagery products and services to customers worldwide.

The company said Wednesday it has received $335 million in commitments from international defense and intelligence agencies since last year’s third quarter for direct access capacity on WorldView-3 and WorldView-4.

WorldView-4 is scheduled for a September 2016 launch and is designed to generate images with up to 30-centimeter resolution.

DigitalGlobe has also invested money to build a common architecture for ground terminals in a move to address a demand for fast access to the company’s entire WorldView satellite constellation.

Four upgraded direct access facilities have gone live and a fifth station is scheduled to be ready in early 2017.

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