2025 Tel Aviv 0.7 m GF7 Satellite Imagery
The images below show 0.7-meter-resolution satellite imagery of Tel Aviv, acquired by the GF7 satellite in 2025. For high-resolution satellite imagery or product inquiries, please contact the Beijing Yijingtu team. You can also search online for more satellite imagery samples. One-to-one assistance is available.
GF7 (Gaofen-7) is China’s first sub-meter-resolution stereo mapping satellite. With panchromatic imaging at approximately 0.7-meter resolution, it can capture fine features such as urban blocks, roads, and buildings, supporting high-precision mapping and geographic information updates.
The satellite operates in a sun-synchronous orbit and uses a dual-line-array stereo mapping system to acquire high-precision stereo imagery. Its data can support topographic mapping at a scale of 1:10,000. Combined with its ground processing system, GF7 produces high-definition imagery with strong geometric accuracy and positional precision for urban planning, land surveys, and remote-sensing applications.
Satellite Information and Key Specifications
- Satellite name: GF7 (Gaofen-7)
- Resolution: 0.7 m (panchromatic)
- Launch date: November 3, 2019
- Orbit type: Sun-synchronous orbit
- Orbital altitude: Approximately 505 km
- Imaging swath: Approximately 20 km
- Revisit period: Approximately 3 days
- Spectral bands: Panchromatic / multispectral
- Design life: 8 years