Object identification based on the high-resolution optical imagery is an important aspect of the CoSMiC-EYE system. These images enable the operators to classify the reported activity from the office and to make a first risk assessment. Today’s TPI-Tuesday shows the detection of a crane based on our Sentinel-1 radar analysis. The high-resolution optical was provided […]
Last week’s TPI-Tuesday showed a long-lasting road construction activity. This week, we would like to display the radar data that accompanied this activity. The change detection of the CoSMiC-EYE system is currently primarily based on SAR data. For the classification of the changes, we use optical images. CoSMiC-EYE is thus perfectly capable of monitoring the […]
Last Monday the Orbital Eye team enjoyed a very nice Thai dinner! Finally, we could celebrate all our successes of the past 2.5 years with the entire, expanded, team. On to many more successes! Do you want to be part of this team and contribute to the next successes? We currently have several open internship […]
Last month, Alexander Blauw and Arnaud van den Berg visited the Pipeline Technology Conference (ptc) in Berlin. At the conference, they presented how Orbital Eye’s satellite-based RoW monitoring solution was deployed as an operational monitoring method in the Netherlands and in Trinidad and Tobago, and how CoSMiC-EYE performs once deployed operationally. You can take a […]
One of the advantages of using CoSMiC-EYE as a monitoring technology is that construction sites can easily be monitored over longer periods of time. The groundworks that are shown in today’s TPI Tuesday started end of 2020, and are still ongoing. In the optical imagery, available in the CoSMiC-EYE application, it can easily be seen […]
Update: these vacancies are already filled Would you like to do an internship at a fast-growing high-tech company, where your work will directly contribute to this growth? Do you like working in an international team? Then check out the available internships at Orbital Eye. Currently, we have the following internship positions open: – R&D internship […]
Conventional monitoring methods such as helicopters or new drone surveys can’t monitor the Right-of-Way near airports as they would interfere with the runways and air traffic control. Generally, no-fly zones are enforced near airfields. Satellites are therefore the optimal solution to monitor airports because pipelines do not stop once the no-fly zones start.
In today’s TPI Tuesday we present a case of large road works detected in the city of Paris. The use of satellite-based optical images allows for the monitoring of the evolution of such large works overtime by pipeline operators on the field, to identify potential new threats to the pipeline, linked to the same large […]
We are proud to announce that we have also expanded our services to Asia, as we started monitoring in Thailand! We are now monitoring over 2500 kilometers of PTT Public Company Limited‘s pipeline network with CoSMiC-EYE, to detect any potentially hazardous activities close to the pipeline. PTT Public Company Limited is the Thai national oil and gas company, […]
In case you didn’t have a chance yet to go through the paper we published last week – in this video of less than 20 minutes you can see the paper presented by Alexander and Arnaud in Berlin. The results of the operational deployments presented include the CoSMiC-EYE performance up to December 2021. Orbital Eye already […]
Company’s Field Visits: Experiencing COSMIC-EYE Outdoors!August 10, 2023 - 1:46 pm
Launching Satellite Monitoring with Gasunie: A Cosmic Leap for Pipeline Safety in the Netherlands 🛰August 3, 2023 - 1:43 pm
Orbital Eye’s Onboarding: New Employees Experience the Power of Satellite Monitoring in the Field! 🛰️📸July 14, 2023 - 2:03 pm
Satellite-based monitoring of TPIs and methane-emissions for The National Gas Company of Trinidad and TobagoJune 20, 2023 - 5:39 pm
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