SkyWatch is known for launching the first API for commercial space data, allowing users to access an aggregate source of remote sensing data from the world’s leading providers. Now, SkyWatch’s EarthCache Enterprise solution allows organizations to unify all data assets, including new data sourced through EarthCache, existing data assets, and provider-direct data, into a consolidated user interface for company-wide access and analysis.
EarthCache Enterprise offers a robust feature set to help organizations manage and optimize the procurement and management of remote sensing data through the full data lifecycle, including:
- Enterprise Archive which provides a fully-indexed, repository of all remote sensing data across the organization
- DirectView, which provides one-click image sharing
- Enterprise Analytics and Business Intelligence (BI)
- User & Policy Management which allows administrators to enforce data policies and track project-level spending
- Enterprise Analytics and Business Intelligence (BI)
- Multi-source Data Access and Management
- Professional Services
- System Monitoring & Support
Forthcoming capabilities include SkyWatch’s upcoming semantic search and image classification product, which classifies and tags data in the Enterprise Archive using AI, and enables users to easily search with plain language terms.
“SkyWatch’s core mission is to make remote sensing data accessible, affordable, and standardized. Since we launched the market’s first API for commercial satellite data over five years ago, we’ve served millions of square kilometres of imagery to thousands of organizations worldwide,” says James Slifierz, SkyWatch’s CEO and Co-Founder.
“However, in solving one problem, we discovered another: in order for large organizations to efficiently use Earth observation data at scale, they need a solution that allows them to procure, manage, analyze, and share this data across thousands of employees. Our Enterprise offering results from an extreme dedication to solving our customers’ most pressing problems, and I couldn’t be more excited to announce it today.”
