Spacecraft or Aircraft? [Cheat Sheets]

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You've got options when it comes to sourcing imagery


Did you know the free imagery you see online is a composite of different sources? Look through the historical imagery on Google Earth and you'll see FBS's own orthophoto when zoomed in for maximum detail.

If you need to download this type of imagery - aerial or satellite - and use it locally, FBS can help you navigate the ordering process for archived imagery, or arrange a fresh, custom collection. Even if you don't see it on MapWarehouse, we can get it for you! 

Related: Ordering Imagery From The Final Frontier [Cheat Sheet]

The question remains, why buy one over the other? Both make excellent base layers for engineering, environmental study, or development projects. Download the chart below to learn about the main differences.


Related: Satellite Sale


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