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The difference is that planet.com will give a picture per day; every day. 1x1m is what they claim and if you get one image a day i recon one could use some sta
by callesgg 11y ago
The difference is that planet.com will give a picture per day; every day.
1x1m is what they claim and if you get one image a day i recon one could use some statistical analysis and get better results.
I do recognize that it wont be easy despite that. Image all the shit that is floating around that is not a shipwreck.
- got2surf 11y agoThe picture per day part is really cool - instead of having to look for a life raft/debris, we can look for patterns of abnormality across time. Given how large the ocean is, we have a good sense of the 'normal' distribution of images every day, so maybe we can find patterns like consistently "abnormal" images along a wind/current vector over 7 days. Individual debris may not be visible, but fields of debris may have some characteristics we can recognize.