Spacemetric participated in a highly successful DGI 2010, Europe's largest annual gathering dedicated to the major challenges of the defence and government geospatial intelligence community.

Spacemetric is featured in the Winter 2010 edition of EOMag, the online newsletter of the European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC).

Spacemetric has received an order to develop and calibrate a physical sensor model for the UK-DMC2 satellite. This mission was built for operator DMC International Imaging (DMCii) by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd and features a 22-metre multispectral imager. The Spacemetric work will enable full access for UK-DMC2 to the cataloguing, archiving and product processing functions of the Keystone image management system operated by DMCii.

DMC International Imaging Ltd (DMCii) has contracted Spacemetric to lead the integration of the Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) with the Heterogeneous Missions Architecture (HMA) of the European Space Agency (ESA).

Spacemetric is working with the National Aerospace Laboratory (NLR) in the Netherlands to provide an airborne video management and processing system for Unmanned Airborne Vehicles (UAVs).

ITT Visual Information Systems has announced the release of the ENVI Orthorectification Module incorporating methods from Spacemetric for rigorous image orthorectification.

Spacemetric has recently become a member of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc ® (OGC), giving the company an active role in defining, approving and maintaining open geospatial standards.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is transferring the Web Mapping Services (WMS) of its satellite imagery catalogue onto Spacemetric's Keystone server.

Spacemetric attended the 2008 MARS Annual Conference in Ljubljana and won the conference prize for Best Software Demonstration.

Saccess is the national database of satellite imagery covering the whole of Sweden and in the first three months following its release it attracted nearly 900 registered users who downloaded more than 1.5 TB of data.

Spacemetric has received an order from Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (UK) for an image management solution for the Nigeriasat-2 satellite. This mission features an agile platform carrying both a high-resolution and a 32m multispectral imager.

Spacemetric's UK subsidiary, Spacemetric Limited, has established itself with offices at IQ Farnborough, near London. This further emphasises Spacemetric's focus on the international market for geospatial image management systems.

The new Swedish national satellite image database Saccess was launched on 24th June 2008. This is the latest image management solution developed by Spacemetric for the National Land Survey and builds on the same technology as the airborne image production system that was taken into operation during 2007.

Spacemetric is working with FORAN Remote Sensing, Sweden in the development of novel methods for synergistic use of satellite imagery and lidar data to derive detailed information for forestry applications.

Spacemetric continues to expand the capabilities of its Keystone image management suite with support for several newer satellite sensors. The latest sensors are Digital Globe's new Worldview-1 satellite, the Indian Cartosat-1 mission, Formosat-2 and Kompsat-2.

Spacemetric is supporting the Swedish National Land Survey in the development of Saccess, the national database of satellite imagery. Spacemetric is developing catalogue, archive, processing and distribution functions for Saccess.

The Swedish defence contractor SAAB has selected Spacemetric's Keystone server technology to manage imagery from the SPK39 reconnaissance pod used by the Swedish Air Force's JAS 39 Gripen multi-role combat aircraft. Spacemetric's solution will provide rapid on-ground cataloguing, georeferencing and visualisation of the high-resolution imagery for use by intelligence analysts.

Spacemetric announced today that it has completed delivery and operational roll-out of a complete image production solution based on their Keystone image server technology to the Swedish National Land Survey. This solution is serving image products from the Land Survey’s 50 Terabyte archive of existing orthophotos and recent digital airborne camera acquisitions.

Spacemetric is to deliver a comprehensive image supply solution for the latest satellite in the Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) being built for the Spanish company Deimos Space by Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL). This satellite features a 600 km wide-swath multispectral imager with pixels of 22 metres.

Spacemetric AB has added a new dimension in its rapidly growing list of contracts by winning the right to develop an online distribution and archiving system for satellite images acquired by the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in support of the Control with Remote Sensing (CwRS) campaigns.

Spacemetric recently led a team of three organisations in delivering pilot risk-mapping services to electricity distribution companies in Sweden. The work was performed within the framework of the MONITOR project funded by the European Space Agency.

Spacemetric has entered into a development agreement with the National Aerospace Laboratory (NLR), making it a partner in the Netherlands Ministry of Defence Force’s Ground Support for Imagery Operations Project, GISMO. Initially, Spacemetric will provide a solution for the operational geometric correction of Eros-A and SPOT-4 satellite imagery received by NLR’s RAPIDS mobile ground station. Subsequently, Spacemetric and NLR plan to enter into a longer-term cooperation agreement.

Spacemetric announced today that it has delivered an image geocorrection solution for the Disaster Monitoring Constellation (DMC) of satellites to Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) of Guildford, United Kingdom. Initially the system will geoprocess data from the 32-metre resolution instrument onboard the UK-DMC satellite.

Spacemetric has developed a Web Map Server interface for the European Space Agency’s Multi-Mission Catalogue (MUIS) for satellite imagery. The MUIS2WMS project was won amid stiff competition in early 2003. The development lasted for 12 months and was delivered on time and to budget.