2010 QuickBird Satellite Imagery Used as Evidence in Housing Demolition Dispute in Binzhou, Shandong

📅 Published: 2024-06-11 ✍️ Source: Original article (reproduction prohibited)

Recently, Beijing EJMap completed the production of 2010 QuickBird satellite imagery as satellite image evidence for a housing demolition dispute in Binzhou, Shandong, China. The client, located in Binzhou City, Shandong Province, China, disputed demolition compensation and needed to prove that the house already existed in 2010 — so they turned to us. After verification, we delivered U.S. 0.6-meter resolution 【QuickBird】 imagery captured in May 2010. High-resolution satellite imagery can be used for 【demolition satellite maps, land-dispute satellite maps, land-expropriation satellite maps, satellite image evidence】 and other legal cases. To 【purchase satellite imagery】, please contact Beijing EJMap staff, or leave us a message online. Click Online Search to view more satellite project cases and sample imagery.

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QuickBirdU.S. commercial satellite
0.6 m resolution

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Binzhou, Shandong, ChinaDemolition dispute site
House existence proof

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May 2010Historical archive imagery
Key time evidence

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Legal EvidenceCompensation dispute
Typesetting for forensics

🏠 Demolition satellite map 🌾 Land-dispute satellite map 📐 Land-expropriation satellite map ⚖️ Satellite image evidence

📌 Case Snapshot

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🧑‍🌾 Client in Binzhou
compensation objection

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🔍 EJMap archive check
May 2010 QuickBird

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🛰️ 0.6 m HD production
evidence map

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⚖️ Delivered for
legal / demolition use

📊 Resolution at a glance (smaller = sharper)

🛰️ QuickBird 0.6 m (this case)

0.6 m

🛰️ Typical HD 0.5–1 m

0.5–1 m

🛰️ Medium 2–10 m

2–10 m

✔ 0.6 m resolution clearly shows individual houses, courtyards and roads — suitable as visual evidence that a building already existed at a given date.

Binzhou, Shandong — QuickBird Satellite Images

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May 2010 0.6m QuickBird satellite image of Binzhou, Shandong — Fig.1 — May 2010 0.6 m QuickBird image, Binzhou, Shandong

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