EUSI Enhances Satellite Data Delivery Capabilities

• •EUSI's upgrades reduce satellite data delivery time to minutes.
• •The ATOM platform supports critical operations across EU agencies.
• •Integration with Copernicus enhances emergency response capabilities.

European Space Imaging (EUSI) has upgraded its satellite ground segment and cloud infrastructure to improve satellite tasking and intelligence delivery. The new ATOM™ web and API platform, combined with the Rapid Satellite Intelligence (RSINT) program, allows for satellite tasking up to 30 minutes before image acquisition and imagery delivery within 15 minutes of collection. This upgrade significantly reduces the request-to-receive cycle from hours to minutes, benefiting operations in crisis response, border security, maritime awareness, and military intelligence across national and EU agencies. The enhancements include upgrades to mission software, cloud architecture, processing pipelines, and delivery infrastructure, all based in Germany and operated in partnership with the German Aerospace Center (DLR). EUSI's infrastructure is vital for Germany's commercial Earth observation ecosystem and strengthens EU security and space objectives. The ATOM platform is already integrated into the Copernicus Rapid Response Desk, facilitating rapid access to satellite data for emergency management and security missions.