Aerial data of Florida, Texas and ten other U.S. states at 6-inch (15-centimetre) resolution for the 2023 collection season is being updated by Hexagon’s Geosystems division.
The other ten states include Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Washington, Florida, South Carolina, Virginia, Maine, Montana, and Idaho.
Approximately 996,532 square miles (2,392,008 square kilometres) of updated high-resolution ortho imagery, stereo imagery and digital surface models will be added to the program.
The four-band ortho imagery will be available through a streaming subscription using standard mapping APIs or via pixel download on the Hexagon Digital Reality (HxDR) Data Store, the online store for purchasing aerial data from the HxGN Content Program.
“Reliable, high-quality geospatial data is the cornerstone of informed decision-making that leads to cost efficiencies and workflow optimisations,” says John Welter, President, Geospatial Content Solutions, at Hexagon. “Hexagon is proud to be refreshing high-resolution aerial data of 12 U.S. states, enabling actionable insights to support critical services and innovations.”
