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This image was taken on 4/28/2020 in Parque Nacional Bernardo O'Higgins, Chile. It shows the fog rolling in.Image Info: https://www.planet.com/gallery/#!/post/morning-fo

This question was originally asked November 29, 2021 00:59 by user aman ijaz.I'm using 3m dove satellite imagery i need to know how to extract these values. 

This image was taken on 6/22/22 in Yosemite, Montana, USA. it shows the road pre flood damage. Click on the link below to see a side by side of before and after! Image Info: https://www.planet.com/gallery/#!/post/flood-damage

Planet Pulse: Planet Labs Germany GmbH, has signed a new contract with the German Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy (BKG) to provide the agency with daily, high-resolution satellite data for crisis response, environmental and nature conservation, as well as forest and agricultural monitoring. The BKG uses Planet’s remote sensing data, among other datasets, to produce up-to-date analyses of environmental changes caused by climate change. Through this contract, employees of more than 400 German federal institutions now have the opportunity to gain direct access to Planet’s data!https://www.planet.com/pulse/planet-signs-contract-to-provide-german-federal-agencies-with-daily-satellite-imagery/

We encourage you to share your projects, ask questions about the Education and Research subsector, and please use the education and research tag so your post can be found by others! We're looking for students and researchers to unlock the power of a one-of-a-kind dataset!Any university-affiliated student, faculty member or researcher may apply to our Education and Research Program. This program provides limited, non-commercial access to PlanetScope and RapidEye imagery. (A university email address is required.)Publications Newsletter

This image was taken on 3/29/2022.Image Info: https://www.planet.com/gallery/#!/post/mount-everest

Please share how you use Planet Data in a GIS system in the comments.All those who comment receive a badge for GIS Day!!

Since 1999, GIS day has been celebrated annually on the third Wednesday of November. This day was inspired by activist and lawyer Ralph Nader, who wanted to encourage people to learn more about geography, GIS and its uses. It was firstly initiated by ESRI during the Geography Awareness Week in 1999. Today, GIS Day continues to gather geography enthusiasts around the world and contributes to the international awareness of GIS technology. We’re celebrating World GIS Day on Planet Community tomorrow! See our activities,

I have a startup in the idea stage and need to do research to commercialize communication satellite with imaging. Please feel free to reach out to me for additional details.