Our members range from multi-national companies to start-ups and single-person consultancies with interests in satellite manufacture and data supply, aerial imaging, drone flying, specialist software development and highly sort after expertise.
Our role is to ensure that our members are aware of all the latest developments in the industry, to introduce them to each other and key figures in the governance of earth observation and ensure our member's views and requirements are heard and understood.
We work to publicise the fantastic work that our members are doing, to the people that need to know. Our website news and job vacancy pages are a resource for our members to shout about the benefits that they can bring to every industry and application.
European Space Imaging (EUSI), a premium supplier of global Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery and derived earth observation services to customers in Europe and North Africa, has become the latest commercial organisation to join Read more…
ICEYE , a world-leading provider of natural catastrophe solutions and insights, has been selected by the Federal Government of Australia to supply flood and bushfire hazard data for all states and territories across the country. Several Read more…
Two BARSC member companies – Pixalytics and Specto-Natura – in partnership with Plymouth Marine Laboratory and CSIRO Australia, have been awarded funding by the UKRI Science and Technology Facilities Council to measure the impacts of flooding Read more…
Planet, a company founded with the mission to image the Earth every day and make change visible, accessible, and actionable, has become the latest company to join the British Association of Remote Sensing Companies (BARSC). Read more…
CGG, a global technology and HPC leader, and Paragon Geophysical Services, Inc., a leading seismic acquisition company based in Wichita, Kansas and offering subsurface mapping services across the United States, have signed a Memorandum of Read more…
The Space Skills Alliance has today published the first report on how and why people join the UK space sector. Most people join the space sector at the start of their career, with around half Read more…