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RESA

Also known as Rapid eye science archive

As of June 2026, RESA data appear to no longer be accessible. The company RapidEye AG of Brandenburg brought on 29 August 2008 five satellites into orbit that can be aligned within a day to any point on Earth. The data are interesting for a number of large and small companies for applications from harvest planning to assessment of insurance claims case of natural disasters. Via the Rapid Eye Science Archive (RESA) science users can receive, free of charge, optical image data of the RapidEye satellite fleet. Imagery is allocated based on a proposal to be submitted via the RESA Portal which will be evaluated by independent experts. All RESA data is stored in the German Satellite Data Archive…

Getting access

Application required Restricted (fee required)

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Cost
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Summarised from a registry — the exact application route is not yet verified.

Open access Open

How to apply
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Summarised from a registry — the exact application route is not yet verified.

About this database

Websitehttps://www.planet.com/resa/
SubjectsNatural Sciences · Geosciences (including Geography) · Atmospheric Science and Oceanography · Geophysics and Geodesy · Geography
Last updated2026-09-11

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