The world is waking up to benefits of Earth Observation (EO). It provides business and mission-critical insights across defence, government and commercial applications, increasing demand for ground station capacity to support more satellites, more passes and burgeoning volumes of data. This poses challenges and opportunities for ground segment development, as solution providers try to balance the demand for increased ground station capacity to meet data demands whilst maximis

Global Invacom Group Limited and eNexus Space Data, a growing EO ground station service provider, have moved into the planned delivery phase during the month of October of eNexus’ first two Global Invacom TerraLink 370 Earth Observation (EO) ground stations, for installation in New Zealand and Iceland. These initial sites are part of ongoing growth and rollout plans for eNexus.

EUMETSAT’s Mission Control Centre in Darmstadt, Germany, has taken over control of the newest addition to its fleet of meteorological satellites, Meteosat Third Generation Imager 2 (MTG-I2), following the successful completion of its Launch and Early Orbit Phase (LEOP).