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Australian Fire Images

  11/03/2009
AAMHatch has partnered with two satellite imagery companies, GeoEye and RapidEye, to collect large areas of imagery over bushfire affected regions in Victoria. This type of spatial information is vital for the assessment of damage and for planning for the future.
 

AAMHatch image of the woodfires - red is alive, black is burnt

AAMHatch has pre and post fire imagery across most fire affected regions. This imagery has

immediate value to a range of users, such as

▪ Insurance Companies

▪ State and Local Government

▪ Federal Government

▪ Emergency Response Agencies

▪ Police

▪ Utility Companies, including Power and Water

▪ Land Care and Catchment Management Authorities

 

The IKONOS and GeoEye-1 satellites produce high resolution satellite imagery (0.8m and 0.5m pixels respectively) which shows details useful for damage assessment, insurance claims and detailed mapping. The attached flyer shows the coverage and dates of image capture.

The 5m resolution RapidEye data which is useful for regional applications is now commercially available and easily accessible via AAMHatch's new web interface. The rapid response from GeoEye and RapidEye to program immediate new data illustrates what can be achieved in emergency situations. AAMHatch, who are already providing bushfire related geospatial services in Victoria, recognise the vital role satellite geospatial data and analysis will have in Victoria's immense mapping and rebuilding program.

 





Website: http://www.aamhatch.com/satellite
Supplier: AAM

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