Local Government

Earth Observation satellites provide data on atmospheric composition using wide range wavelengths to detect the different potential pollutants in the air.

Satellite data can help plan the optimum city layout, while multiple EO images can help identify changing developments within the cities.

Satellites can measure building movement to ensure safety.

 Using change detection, satellites can monitor the rate of erosion.

Using satellite navigation devices, satellites can measure millimetre changes in the movement of bridges. 

Satellites can monitor the relative soil moisture levels and alert local governments of possible flooding.

GNSS satellites can help plan most effective bus routes which in turn can reduce fuel consumption. It can also help identify most efficient and cost-effective bus routes.

Satellites can monitor changes in local parks, including footpath subsidence and tree health.

Satellites communications are used to connect medical service vehicles in remote areas, such a breast screening services and ambulances, back to headquarters.

Satellites can step in when terrestrial services fail, allowing everyone to remain connected.