Eartheye Space and IN2 Form Strategic Partnership for Geospatial Data Analysis

Eartheye Space, a Singapore and Sydney-based company, has forged a strategic partnership with IN2, a strategic communications and consulting firm. The partnership, announced on August 19, will grant IN2 access to Eartheye's multi-sensor satellite tasking and analytics.

This collaboration will enable IN2 to incorporate Eartheye satellite data into its daily briefings and consulting projects for government, defense, and enterprise clients worldwide. According to Paul Tilley, IN2's Managing Director, the partnership will provide clients with a real decision advantage by combining Eartheye's sensing capability with IN2's analytical experience in hard-to-reach environments.

Eartheye Space offers customers on-demand access to more than 30 commercial sensors on partner satellites. The company's automated AI analytics derive information from a range of instruments, including optical, radar, hyperspectral, thermal, maritime automated identification system, weather, and greenhouse gas instruments.

The partnership between Eartheye Space and IN2 will initially focus on infrastructure, disaster response, and environmental monitoring. The companies will track construction progress and model environmental and community impacts. They will also use Eartheye's AI-generated maps in combination with IN2's local expertise to provide quick damage assessments and direct resources during floods, wildfires, and other crises.

Additionally, the partnership will monitor remote areas for illegal deforestation and unregulated mining, track agricultural health, and verify land-use commitments.

The partnership will begin with joint technical demonstrations for commercial partners and civil government agencies.

Partnership Benefits

The partnership between Eartheye Space and IN2 will provide several benefits to clients. By combining Eartheye's sensing capability with IN2's analytical experience, clients will gain a real decision advantage. This will enable them to make informed decisions that hold up on the ground.

Partnership Objectives

The partnership will focus on the following objectives:

• Infrastructure: tracking construction progress and modeling environmental and community impacts
• Disaster Response: providing quick damage assessments and directing resources during floods, wildfires, and other crises
• Environmental Monitoring: monitoring remote areas for illegal deforestation and unregulated mining, tracking agricultural health, and verifying land-use commitments

Partnership Timeline

The partnership will begin with joint technical demonstrations for commercial partners and civil government agencies.