US Brings Satellite Imagery System Eagle Vision to Philippines
US Brings Satellite Imagery System Eagle Vision to Philippines 23 Januari 2017 Eagle Vision, a ground-based satellite imagery system (photo : c4isrnet) The United States Pacific Air Forces (US PACAF) through the 13th Expeditionary Air Squadron (EAS) has brought the Eagle Vision, a ground-based satellite imagery system, to Clark Air Base in Pampanga, Philippines together with a collection manager from Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii and geospatial and imagery anaylsts from Ft. Shafter, Hawaii. The deployment was done to conduct a two-week long US PACAF Subject Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE) mission together with Philippine Air Force (PAF) members. The SMEEs will focus on using geospatial satellite imagery, acquired by Eagle Vision, to support Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief efforts. Eagle Vision, a ground-based satellite imagery system (image : Airbus Group) “Eagle Vision can move all over the world, we can set up our system anywhere and start pulling down i...