SIIS team went on a China road show for two days from May 24 to 25. Our team did KOMPSAT training in China visiting our partners. After the training, our team had meetings with Beijing Space View Technology, Beijing Vastitude Technology, and 21AT to discuss ongoing and future projects. We thank for their hospitality and excited to work with them in the future for big projects.

'International Symposium on Remote Sensing 2017' was held for three days from May 17 to 19 in Nagoya, Japan. The customers and companies from Japan gathered at the conference. SIIS team promoted KOMPSAT products at the event and had meetings with our reseller and customer. Our team cound find out the satellite imagery market trend in Japan.

'Earth Pixels and Space 2.0' was held for three days from April 25 to 27 in Silicon Valley, United States. Earth Pixel was a fruitful event to share technical knowledge in space industry, and our team discussed about remote sensing industry trends with other panel members. It was more focused on satellite imagery. The main topic of Space 2.0 was spacecraft system, and our team had opportunity to meet professionals at the event.

'International GIS Forum' was held for three days from April 19 to 21 in Moscow, Russia. The customers and companies from Russia gathered at the conference. Through sessions, presentators delivered presentations about satellite, UAV, and application.

SIIS team went on a road show from March 27th to April 7th in Southeast Asia to visit sales partners and customers. The sales partners and customers shared their opinions about KOMPSAT promotion. It was fruitful for us to know about customers' direct suggestions such as having KOMPSAT workshop in Southeast Asia. Moreover, SIIS team was pleased to discuss about big projects in the future.

KOMPSAT-3A satellite image is now available on SpyMeSat, which is the only mobile app by Orbit Logic for satellite imagery order. This is the easiest way to place an order for satellite imagery. In 2015, KOMPSAT-2, 3, 5 were added to SpyMeSat, and customers could easily place an order through the app. Recently, we have decided to add KOMPSAT-3A which has the highest resolution among KOMPSAT series into SpyMeSat to give customers wider options of products.

We are pleased to announce that SI Imaging Services is an official distributor of TeLEOS-1 imagery since 24 June, 2016. As an authorised global distributor of TeLEOS-1 imagery, we can sell TeLEOS-1 satellite images all over the world. TeLEOS-1 is Singapore's first commercial Near Equatorial Orbit (NEqO) Earth Observation satellite. Operating at an altitude of 550 kilometres, TeLEOS-1 offers 1 metre high resolution satellite imagery with an average revisit time of 12 to 16 hours. AgilSpace offers the imagery mainly.

KARI and SIIS Announce starting KOMPSAT DRS(Direct Receiving Station) service in DLR   KARI(Korea Aerospace Research Institute, www.kari.re.kr) and SIIS(SI Imaging Services, www.si-imaging.com) are very pleased to announce that on April 1, we began to offer KOMPSAT(Korean Multi-Purpose Satellite) DRS(Direct Receiving Station) services with the cooperation of German Remote Sensing Data Center of German Aerospace Center(DLR) in Neustrlitz, Germany. SIIS is a leading provider of VHR(Very High Resolution) satellite imagery, especially an exclusive representative of KOMPSAT series, which were developed and operated by KARI. The KOMPSAT program is a part of the Korean government’s space development program, which provides very high resolution satellite imagery to the global remote sensing community. Managing Director, Wook-hyun Choi from SIIS mentioned that “Through this service, which enables us to receive data at DLR site more than 2 times a day, we expect to have more KOMPSAT-3A data available (and its archive) and provide near-real-time services to Europe or further countries.” SIIS contributes to Remote Sensing and Earth observation societies by providing very high resolution optical and SAR images through over 90 partners worldwide.

The news is also published on the below link: https://www.gim-international.com/content/news/si-imaging-services-announces-reseller-agreement-with-land-info   SI Imaging Services (SIIS) is very pleased to announce that effective January 1, 2017, LAND INFO Worldwide Mapping, LLC (LAND INFO) is an authorized reseller of KOMPSAT data. With this agreement, LAND INFO will expand its offering of value-added feature extraction and classification to include the use of KOMPSAT imagery.  Commenting on the new agreement, Nick Hubing, President of LAND INFO, stated that “Imagery from the constellation of KOMPSAT-2, KOMPSAT-3, KOMPSAT-3A and KOMPSAT-5 is an important addition to our on-line search tool, so our customers have access to the broadest range of archive imagery.  SIIS support for worldwide sales streamlines our ability to support transnational projects.” SIIS contributes to remote sensing and Earth observation societies by providing very high resolution optical and SAR images through over 80 partners worldwide. The KOMPSAT (Korean Multi-Purpose Satellite) program is a part of the Korean government’s space development program, which provides very high resolution satellite imagery to the global remote sensing community. KOMPSAT 3A, the most recent optical satellite among SIIS’ products, offers 40 centimeter resolution imagery for a variety of purposes such as mapping, infrastructure monitoring and natural resources.  KOMPSAT-5, the first Korean SAR satellite, offers very high resolution SAR imagery (up to 85 centimeters) for change detection regardless of weather conditions. SI Imaging Services A leading provider of VHR satellite imagery, SIIS is the exclusive worldwide marketing and sales representative of KOMPSAT satellite imagery.  For more information, visit www.si-imaging.com LAND INFO Worldwide Mapping, LLC Founded in 1993, LAND INFO has been developing high-resolution imagery solutions since the advent of the commercial satellite industry.  A pioneer in the use of Object Based Image Analysis and other cutting-edge technologies, LAND INFO extracts value-added information from imagery and has built one of the world’s largest archives of digital map data. Learn more at www.landinfo.com