Hi Piotr,
Such minimum order area is the standard with the commercial imagery
vendors. You would not get away below 20-25km2.
As an alternative you can look into:
1. Getting data from your national mapping agency - what data they have
and whether it's free or paid, depends entirely on your co
Aerial photography might be a better option to explore for a small area
like that, if it is available in your country.
On 12/06/22 06:58, Patrick Dunford wrote:
What do you call "high resolution"?
The highest resolution I see from my area on the likes of Google Maps
is actually aerial photogr
What do you call "high resolution"?
The highest resolution I see from my area on the likes of Google Maps is
actually aerial photography, taken the traditional way with a plane.
On 4/06/22 06:24, Piotr Kania via Qgis-user wrote:
Hello everyone, do You know of a service/company that allows you
Hello everyone, do You know of a service/company that allows you to buy
high resolution satellite imagery from 1999-2003 for a small area (AOI
maximum 1 ha)? Probably Ikonos satellite products. Suppliers in my country
require the purchase of a large area with a minimum of about 20 km2
(probably one
