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e-GEOS and Satellogic Collaborate to Advance EO Data Services

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e-GEOS (Telespazio 80 %, ASI 20 %) and Satellogic have announced that they have entered into a Master Service Agreement that will grant e-GEOS non-exclusive, world-wide distribution rights for satellite data from the Satellogic Aleph-1 constellation of very-high resolution optical low-Earth-orbit satellites.

More specifically, the agreement enables e-GEOS and the Telespazio group to task new imagery as well asorder imagery from Satellogicโ€™s archive, which may be also used to create and distribute value-added and derivative products.

Additionally, the agreement establishes terms and conditions that enable fast, joint response to market opportunities, combining both partiesโ€™ satellite assets with e-GEOS expertise in the development of services and applications delivered through vertical digital platforms.

Finally, e-GEOS and Satellogic, recognizing the value of having a direct downlink and processing capability to support the companiesโ€™ businesses, intend to work together to set-up a Satellogic downlink and processing ground station at the e-GEOS Matera Space Centre to serve their customers with an advanced level of service.

“This collaboration with Satellogic supports our role in the world as a leading Geo-Information player with access to new and different optical capabilities that are fully complementary with COSMO-SkyMed radar constellation.” Said Paolo Minciacchi, CEO of e-GEOS. “This agreement is a first step, which also opens up the possibility of delivering data and services worldwide with possible NRT focus in Europe and in the Mediterranean basin.”

โ€œIt is our company mission to make critical Earth Observation data more accessible to more decision-makers worldwide. This strategic collaboration with e-GEOS supports this mission by creating new opportunities for European and global customers who need access to high frequency, low-cost, and high-quality imagery,โ€ stated Matt Tirman, Chief Commercial Officer at Satellogic.