Why does “True” matter? Well, as Dr. Scott said in his blog post, “an image is just like a book, a painting, or a master audio recording. The information that is captured at its creation is all that will be available a day, a month, or a decade later on. So when you hear someone say that a low-quality satellite image can show you the same thing as a high-quality image, feel free to point out that making it bigger doesn’t make it clearer.”
We want to hear from you about your experience with “true” products, and with competing products that have exaggerated their “truthiness.” Send me your thoughts on how the qualities of DigitalGlobe’s True30 or True50 products have saved you time or improved the quality of your image analysis. We will share some of your stories down the road to help all purchasers of satellite imagery maximize their investments.
Meanwhile back at home, my daughter dealt with the news that there was nothing I could do to help her pictures calmly. She simply replied with the familiar lament of teens everywhere: “Dad, I need a new phone.”
Why does “True” matter? Well, as Dr. Scott said in his blog post, “an image is just like a book, a painting, or a master audio recording. The information that is captured at its creation is all that will be available a day, a month, or a decade later on. So when you hear someone say that a low-quality satellite image can show you the same thing as a high-quality image, feel free to point out that making it bigger doesn’t make it clearer.”
We want to hear from you about your experience with “true” products, and with competing products that have exaggerated their “truthiness.” Send me your thoughts on how the qualities of DigitalGlobe’s True30 or True50 products have saved you time or improved the quality of your image analysis. We will share some of your stories down the road to help all purchasers of satellite imagery maximize their investments.
Meanwhile back at home, my daughter dealt with the news that there was nothing I could do to help her pictures calmly. She simply replied with the familiar lament of teens everywhere: “Dad, I need a new phone.”