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February 22nd, 2021
EOS Data Analytics to Launch the first agriculture-focused satellite constellation by 2024

MENLO PARK, Calif.– EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA), a satellite imagery analytics provider, announced plans to launch seven optical EOS SAT satellites into a LEO (Low Earth orbit) by the year 2024. By launching its own satellite imaging constellation, the company aims to establish a full satellite data production vertical – from direct imagery collection to processing, analysis and delivery.

One of the key objectives of the new satellite constellation will be monitoring of farmlands, making this project the first of its kind oriented towards agriculture. With these new satellites, EOS Data Analytics will increase the accessibility and accuracy of its satellite monitoring features. It will also help address pressing global challenges, such as climate change, land degradation, environmental threats, and more.

“Boosting food production in the age of rapid climate change will require adhering to sustainable agriculture principles,” said EOSDA founder Max Polyakov. “Without reliable data and analytics, that objective becomes almost impossible to achieve. We are set to provide farmers with the data required to meet that goal.”

The EOS SAT satellites will feature 1.4 m panchromatic and 2.8 m multispectral Ground Sample Distance (resolution), 11 band channels, and a swath width of up to 40 km. The unique set of band channels utilized will precisely reflect agricultural needs.

The constellation will also allow for a 3 day revisit time all around the globe. Each satellite is designed for a five-year work span.

The EOSDA farming platform includes features such as crop health monitoring, crop classification, growth comparison, soil moisture estimation and weather prediction. It also offers:

  • Near-real-time data with five to seven more frequent satellite fly-over times per week;
  • Image resolutions two to eight times higher than commonly used for agri monitoring satellites;
  • Proprietary data for in-house agriculture models to increase processing speed;
  • Exclusive image rights for specific areas.

The project is divided into three stages: 2022, 2023, and 2024. The first satellites are projected to launch in early 2022, with subsequent hardware updates in the following years.

About EOS Data Analytics

EOS Data Analytics (https://eos.com), a part of the Noosphere Ventures investment portfolio, is a trusted global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery and analytics. The company’s technologies embrace Earth observation solutions for smart decision-making in agriculture, mining, oil, military, and other industries. With this, EOS Data Analytics provides early detection and analysis of our planet’s emerging challenges.