SPOT

High-resolution optical imagery from Airbus’ SPOT is an ideal choice for large-scale mapping, land use monitoring and environmental applications. Combining a 60 km swath with 1.5 m panchromatic and 6 m multispectral resolution, SPOT serves diverse needs across forestry, agriculture, maritime surveillance and cartography.

Its phased sun-synchronous orbit allows for daily revisits, making it an essential tool for projects requiring consistent, detailed, wide-area coverage.

60 km swath width for broad coverage

1.5 m resolution for detailed analysis

Daily imaging capacity

Flexible tasking and fast delivery

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SPOT Specs

Sensor type

Optical

Resolution

Panchromatic: 1.5 m
Multispectral: 6 m

Swath width

60 km at nadir

Bands

Panchromatic: 450-745 nm
Blue: 450-520 nm
Green: 530-590 nm
Red: 625-695 nm
Near-infrared: 760-890 nm

Orbit

180-degree phased for daily revisit

Acquisition

Mono, stereo, tri-stereo

Accuracy

15m CE90

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