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Commercial data sales top $1 billion in 2009 for Earth observation sector

November 12, 2009 By Editor

According to Euroconsult’s new report Satellite-Based Earth Observation, Market Prospects to 2018 there will be over $1 billion in annual data sales in 2009 – a figure expected to nearly quadruple by 2018 – indicating the commercial Earth observation sector is establishing itself as a legitimate source of revenue growth for the global economy.

Filed Under: Remote Sensing , Earth Imaging Tagged With: Articles, Commercial data sales top $1 billion in 2009 for Earth observation sector, Earth Imaging - Remote Sensing

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