Satellite Image Super Resolution

Deep networks restore detail lost in low-resolution imagery, giving farm, city and infrastructure analysis better data to work with.

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Low-resolution inputReconstructed output
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The problem

High-resolution satellite imagery is expensive and limited, and free imagery cannot show small details. Small plots, minor roads and buildings blur together.

Capabilities

  • Visible and multispectral bands
  • Sharper edges on roads, buildings and plots
  • Georeferencing preserved
  • Evaluation with metrics such as PSNR and SSIM
  • Batch processing for large areas
  • GeoTIFF output

Technical specifications are set for each project.

How it works

  1. Ingest

    The satellite scene and its spectral bands are loaded.

  2. Prepare

    Corrections are applied and the scene is split into tiles.

  3. Reconstruct

    A deep network reconstructs the detail in each tile.

  4. Evaluate and export

    Results are measured with quantitative metrics and exported as a georeferenced image.

Where it's used

  • Monitoring small farms
  • Urban change detection
  • Infrastructure monitoring
  • Better input for detection models

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