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Hungary, 2018

Eurosense is one of the leading aerial surveying, remote sensing and geo-data companies in Europe, with headquarters in Belgium. The group was created in 1964 and has offices in Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, France, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania. Specialties of Eurosense include: high resolution photogrammetric imagery (up to 2 cm GSD), true orthophotos, aerial LiDAR, 3D-modeling, aerial thermography, change detection, trees inventory and health analysis, GIS-consultancy, and other geo-related queries. Customers are both public (government) and private (such as architecture, construction, engineering, telecommunication, utility and solar industries).

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Eurosense offers high quality geographical information, derived from two remote sensing sources, being spaceborne and airborne. All data is processed and interpreted by Eurosense in order to meet high standards for quality, precision and reliability. Eurosense is constantly developing knowledge to respond quickly to new technologies on the market.


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   The Hague (The Netherlands), 2020

Key Facts


9
COUNTRIES WITH
LOCAL OFFICES
58
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
>3.000.000
         KM2 COVERED


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28 June 2022

Summer BBQ

Last week the Belgian teams of Eurosense and Esri BeLux enjoyed a well-deserved BBQ and a great time together in our beautiful green office garden in Wemmel, close to Brussels.
On the menu: sunny weather, happy colleagues, interesting conversations, and a lot of fun 😎

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14 June 2022

European coastlines

Exactly one week left before the official start of the summer. Temperatures are rising , days are long. Eurosense recently captured  some beautiful images at 5 cm resolution of European coastlines . Enjoy the summer!
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10 May 2022

Willemstad, the Netherlands

Ortho-imagery by Eurosense.
📍 Located on the Hollands Diep, Willemstad is a beautiful historical town with well preserved fortifications.
⭐ Did you know ? This star-shaped fort town (fortified in the 16th century) was named after William of Orange.


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