GF7 - Latest Macao Satellite Imagery Captured by Gaofen-7 in 2015
[GF7 Satellite] (Gaofen-7) is an important part of China's High-Resolution Earth Observation System and was successfully launched on November 3, 2019. The satellite is mainly used for high-precision stereo mapping and geographic information acquisition, with sub-meter optical resolution and ultra-high accuracy. The GF7 satellite carries a dual-line-array stereo camera and a laser altimeter, enabling high-precision 3D topographic mapping worldwide. It is widely used in land surveying and mapping, urban planning, agricultural monitoring, and disaster prevention and mitigation. Operating in a sun-synchronous orbit with a designed service life of 8 years, it offers efficient data acquisition and excellent spatial resolution, providing important technical support for China's geographic information industry.
[Macao] is a Special Administrative Region of China, located on the western bank of the Pearl River Delta, bordering Zhuhai, Guangdong, and facing Hong Kong across the sea, with a total area of about 33 square kilometers. Macao is famous for its unique blend of Chinese and Western cultures and its rich historic sites, such as the Ruins of St. Paul's and A-Ma Temple, which are listed as World Cultural Heritage. As a world-renowned tourism and gaming center, Macao's economy is dominated by the gaming, tourism and service industries, earning it the reputation of the “Las Vegas of the East”. At the same time, Macao is an important part of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, showcasing the unique charm of multicultural diversity and modern development.
Below are the latest HD satellite images of Macao SAR captured by the Gaofen-7 satellite in January 2025. [To purchase GF7 satellite imagery] Please contact the staff of Beijing Yijingtu, leave us a message online, or click Online Search to view more satellite introductions and cases.
Fig. 1, GF7 Gaofen-7 satellite image of Macao, January 2015
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