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Couldn't satellites do this during the cold war? What's different?
by anf 10y ago
Couldn't satellites do this during the cold war? What's different?
- madaxe_again 10y agoPersistence. A satellite in GEO is nigh on useless for high resolution persistent imaging. A satellite in polar is even more useless for persistence.
- Zuider 10y agoAdded to that, there seems to be real-time tagging of people and objects.
- sovietmudkipz 10y agoYea there is tagging of people, objects but that's software applied to high resolution images. Collecting those high resolution images is the real challenge here; seeing how pixels change from frame to frame once you have the imagery isn't (well, it used to be certainly but we've got better). You claim this is real-time... Are you sure this processing isn't applied after the fact?
- jtrip 10y agoUbiquity.