Beijing OMap Geographic Information Technology Co., Ltd. — Satellite Imagery Data ServiceEN / Resolution & Resources

Beijing OMap Geographic Information Technology Co., Ltd.Satellite imagery resources · Domestic and international data · Reference pricing

📊 Resolution & Satellite Resources

Satellite offerings are organized by commonly used spatial-resolution categories to compare imagery capabilities, applications and reference prices.

All listed prices below are shown with their original units. Prices are reference values, not fixed quotes; the final price can vary with area, acquisition date, cloud cover, data level and delivery method. “Our country” in the Chinese source refers to China.
🎯
4 categories0.3 m · 0.5 m · sub-meter · 1–10 m
🛰️
12 listingsAll satellite offerings on the source tab
💰
¥50–¥600/km²Area-based references where stated
🗺️
Per-scene prices¥2,000 / scene for 1–10 m entries
Commercial optical Earth-observation satellite with imaging telescope and solar arrays in orbit
★ Associated satellite illustration — commercial optical Earth-observation spacecraft with a telescope payload and solar arrays. This depicts the satellite itself, not a satellite image.

🔎 0.3 m Class Ultra-high-resolution commercial imagery

WorldView-3 image sample

WorldView-3

Ultra-high-resolution commercial imagery for detailed feature identification, urban monitoring, engineering planning and high-precision basemaps.

¥600 / km²
Pleiades-Neo image sample

Pleiades-Neo

High spatial resolution and strong revisit capability for urban renewal, resource surveys, emergency monitoring and fine-scale management.

¥400 / km²
SuperView-Neo image sample

SuperView-Neo

China-developed high-resolution commercial imagery for multiple industries, balancing data-acquisition efficiency and image detail.

¥300 / km²

🛰️ 0.5 m Class Listings in or near the 0.5 m class

SuperView / Gaojing-1 image sample

Gaojing-1 (0.5 m)

China-developed sub-meter imagery for urban management, land use, basic surveying, planning support and change monitoring.

¥100 / km²
Jilin-1 0.3 to 0.5 m image sample

Jilin-1 (0.3–0.5 m)

Strong constellation imaging for rapid wide-area acquisition, agriculture monitoring, urban expansion analysis and site surveys.

¥100 / km²
DigitalGlobe and Airbus image sample

DG & Airbus (0.4–0.6 m)

Established high-resolution commercial imagery for regional surveys, basemap updates, target identification and historical comparisons.

¥200 / km²

🌐 Sub-meter 0.7–0.8 m satellite imagery

Gaofen-7 0.7 m image sample

Gaofen-7 (0.7 m)

High-resolution Earth observation for land, agriculture, forestry, water resources and environmental applications.

¥50 / km²
Beijing-2 0.8 m image sample

Beijing-2 (0.8 m)

Flexible imagery coverage for regional mapping, resource monitoring, environmental assessment and thematic analysis.

¥50 / km²
Jilin-1 0.75 m image sample

Jilin-1 (0.75 m)

Constellation observation for large-area acquisition, crop monitoring, urban growth analysis and project reconnaissance.

¥50 / km²

🌍 1–10 m Regional and broader-area imagery

Gaofen-2 1 m image sample

Gaofen-2 (1 m)

Suitable for medium-to-large-area land cover, resource surveys, forestry and agriculture monitoring, and regional image basemaps.

¥2,000 / scene
Gaofen-1 and Gaofen-6 2 m image sample

GF-1 (B/C/D) & GF-6 (2 m)

For land, agriculture, ecology, disaster and environmental monitoring; suited to larger-area remote-sensing projects.

¥2,000 / scene
Sentinel-2 10 m image sample

Sentinel-2 (10 m)

Often used for spectral analysis over a target area and index calculations such as NDVI and NDWI.

¥2,000 / scene

📈 Reference price overview

WorldView-3 · 0.3 m class
¥600 / km²
Pleiades-Neo · 0.3 m class
¥400 / km²
SuperView-Neo · 0.3 m class
¥300 / km²
DG & Airbus · ~0.5 m
¥200 / km²
Other area-priced systems
¥50–100 / km²
1–10 m entries
¥2,000 / scene

* Price bars compare the listed area-based rates; the per-scene price is shown separately and is not directly comparable by unit.

📝 Price note: The above are default reference prices. Actual prices depend on image extent, purchase area, acquisition date, cloud cover and image quality, data level and delivery method. For 1–10 m resources, the source lists prices per scene; for other displayed entries it lists prices per square kilometre.