Vexcel Imaging

Feb 7, 2022

Share Vexcel Data Program announced a new way to integrate their imagery for ArcGIS users: Vexcel Image Services for ArcGIS. Vexcel operates the world’s largest aerial imagery program, and this new service provides fast and easy access to its massive imagery library in the Esri ArcGIS platform. “ArcGIS users now have increased capacity to create and build powerful maps to help support ongoing innovation,” said Erik Jorgensen, CEO of Vexcel Group. “By directly providing our high-quality imagery in ArcGIS, Esri’s standard protocol image service, end users can make more accurate and informed decisions with greater authority, such as inspecting assets, monitoring change at a location, enhancing public safety planning and creating digital twins for the next generation of smart cities.” ArcGIS users, without any proprietary plug-ins, can access informative layers or derive location insights with confidence using imagery captured with award-winning and market-leading camera sensor technology from the UltraCam suite, designed and manufactured by Vexcel Imaging. Oblique: 7.5cm resolution in urban areas True Ortho: 7.5cm resolution in urban areas CIR: 7.5cm resolution in urban, 15-20cm resolution in rural area Ortho: coast-to-coast 15-20 cm resolution in urban and rural areas Disaster imagery from CAT events (wildfires, tornadoes, hurricanes): 7.5-20cm Better Views, Easy Integration With Vexcel Image Services for ArcGIS, end users can streamline their efforts at greater speeds by viewing complete cityscapes, entire rural regions, pre- and post-event disaster imagery and more. This wide-scale collection offers imagery at a native resolution multiple times better than satellite imagery. It’s delivering the highest caliber of aerial imagery for better geospatial intelligence to solve real-world problems with greater ease. Vexcel currently collects the largest aerial program on the planet, delivering data at a resolution, clarity, and accuracy that’s never been delivered on a global scale. Its robust library of geospatial data helps a variety of industries, such as Government, Telecom, Utilities, Insurance, AEC, Energy and more.