Examples of using Digitalglobe in English and their translations into Arabic
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WorldView-1 is owned and operated by the company DigitalGlobe(USA).
UN-SPIDER proactively informed DigitalGlobe and the Indian Space Research Organization(ISRO) about activating Sentinel Asia.
Experts from the Pacific Disaster Centre, NDRCC, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA),ADRC, DigitalGlobe and LAPAN also participated in the workshop.
DigitalGlobe provided WorldView images, whereas ISRO shared images from its RESOURCESAT radar imaging satellite.
Launch pad at Shahrud facility Photograph: DigitalGlobe, as published by IHS Jane ' s.
DigitalGlobe presented high-resolution satellite data products needed for emergency response and provided an overview of its services.
The prompt action of UN-SPIDER helped ISRO and DigitalGlobe to plan action on the same day and to collect the images on the following day.
DigitalGlobe created a Cloud Services evaluation account for UN-SPIDER to provide access to the pre- and post-earthquake images.
A representative of UN-SPIDER provided details on the experience ofworking with the Indian Space Research Organisation and DigitalGlobe to provide support following the earthquake in Yunnan province, China, in September 2012.
(k) DigitalGlobe, which provided the United Nations with free access to satellite imagery archives through a six-month evaluation license;
UN-SPIDER funds, donations from the China National Space Administration,the Ministry of Civil Affairs and DigitalGlobe were used to defray part of the costs related to the conference venue and logistics.
(g) CNSA, APSCO and DigitalGlobe, which contributed to the annual conference organized by UN-SPIDER in Beijing.
The event was sponsored jointly by GITA and other partner organizations, including the Pacific Disaster Centre, UNDP Viet Nam,the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and DigitalGlobe.
(g) CNSA, APSCO and DigitalGlobe, which contributed to the annual conference organized by UN-SPIDER in Beijing;
The conference acknowledged with appreciation the support of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, the China National Space Administration,the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization and DigitalGlobe.
Taner Kodanaz leads DigitalGlobe's‘Seeing a Better World' programme, committed to leveraging geospatial technologies and services to address significant global challenges.
At the request of the National Disaster Reduction Centre of China, UN-SPIDER immediately requested the National Remote Sensing Centre(NRSC)of the Indian Space Research Organisation(ISRO) and DigitalGlobe to obtain high-resolution satellite images of the affected area.
Prior to DigitalGlobe, Taner was head of Philanthropic Alliances at Promethean, a global interactive technology company where he created and executed novel strategies for leveraging philanthropic partnerships with for-profit and not-for-profit organizations.
Participants in the Conference acknowledged with appreciation the support of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, the China National Space Administration, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, the Ministryof Finance of China, APSCO and DigitalGlobe.
(h) DigitalGlobe, GITA, ESRI and UNDP Viet Nam, which contributed to the GECCo workshop held as part of the follow-up programme to the technical advisory mission to Viet Nam;
The conference was co-organized by the Office for Outer Space Affairs and the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, the China National Space Administration and the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization(APSCO),with the support of DigitalGlobe.
Participants were provided with information on how they could access rapid mappingservices through cooperation with UN-SPIDER and partners like DigitalGlobe and the National Disaster Reduction Centre of China, as well as international mechanisms such as the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters.
The conference was co-organized by UN-SPIDER and the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, in collaboration with the Department of Treaty and Law of China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, the Department of System Engineering of China, the China National Space Administration( CNSA), the Department of Social Security of China, the Ministry of Finance of China and the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization( APSCO),and with the support of DigitalGlobe.
On September 8,the first of a series of new high-resolution imagery from DigitalGlobe was made available via the Amazon Mechanical Turk beta website so that users could flag potential areas of interest for searching. By September 11, up to 50,000 people had joined the effort, scrutinizing more than 300,000 278-square-foot(26 m2) squares of the imagery.
The Conference was co-organized by the Office for Outer Space Affairs and the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, in collaboration with the Department of Treaty and Law of China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, the Department of System Engineering of the China National Space Administration, the Department of Social Security of the Ministry of Finance of China and the Asia-Pacific Space Cooperation Organization( APSCO),with the support of DigitalGlobe.
On September 8,the first of a series of new high-resolution imagery from DigitalGlobe was made available via the Amazon Mechanical Turk beta website so that users could flag potential areas of interest for searching. By September 11, up to 50,000 people had joined the effort, scrutinizing more than 300,000 278-square-foot(26 m2) squares of the imagery. Peter Cohen of Amazon believed that by September 11, the entire search area had been covered at least once.
Session two, on information resources for disaster risk assessment, included five presentations, on the following topics:satellite systems for disaster management in China; DigitalGlobe satellite images for disaster management; space-based resources for disaster management in Africa; how CrisisCommons had organized technical volunteers to respond to disasters in Chile, Japan, New Zealand and Pakistan; and the Airborne remote sensing application for disaster reduction.