This month's Bird's Eye View series heads to Cape Town, South Africa, with an oblique capture from Pléiades Neo 3. We're ready for some beach time, as long as the great whites are on vacation too.

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This month's Imagery Work Break revisits 2025 Oktoberfest in Munich — a 30-cm color capture of the Theresienwiese grounds mid-festival. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/your-im... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

Need a mid-semester or mid-quarter boost? This month's Remotely Spatial column mixes classic inspiration with geospatial humor and a few mapping puns. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/remotel... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

Building a custom web map or GIS application from scratch is no small task. This month's Geospatial Times reintroduces Smith Avenue Insights, our Chicago-based tech partner who helps bring projects like this to life.

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This month's Cricket's Chirp comic by Ron Ruelle drops a pin at 29.7546174°, -45.3586646° for a lazy river mishap and a pitch for a claw-proof inflatable raft. Check out the full comic in this month's Geospatial Times.

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October's Geospatial Times is live! Inside: Cape Town from a bird's eye view, Oktoberfest from orbit, Deno's Wonder Wheel, and a redesigned Image Hunter.
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Cancer-fighting gum, uranium-cleaning bacteria, and the warmest August on record globally — this month's News Snippets has range. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/apollo-... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

An update on global security zones and how they affect satellite data delivery timelines — in this month's Geospatial Times. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/update-... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

This month's Soft Core of the Earth column is personal: a childhood bet to give up TV for a year, and what it did (or didn't) teach. A different kind of read from us. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/the-sof... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

¡Todo en español! Our September recap for Spanish-speaking readers covers OHS hyperspectral imagery, Casablanca's first oblique capture, and more. Léelo aquí: apollomapping.com/blog/los-res... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

Ovnipuerto in Cachi, Argentina is a UFO landing site made of massive star patterns etched into the ground. This month's WorldView Image of the Month captures it in 30-cm color. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/30-cm-c... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

This month's News Snippets covers alien megastructure detection, NOAA's July 2026 climate report, and GIS tools for mapping family history ahead of Grandparents Day. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/apollo-... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

Janaki Mandir in Nepal, an enormous marble temple honoring the goddess Sita, is this month's Point of Interest — captured in both 30-cm and 50-cm color. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/pleiade... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

This month's Our Changing Landscape animation tracks snowmelt across Gressan, Italy, right where the Giro d'Italia's Stage 14 finished on the slopes of Pila. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/our-cha... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

32-band 10-meter OHS hyperspectral imagery goes well beyond RGB, opening up serious options for spectral analysis and land use mapping. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/feature... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

We captured the USTA National Tennis Center in 30-cm color on the exact day of the 2023 US Open Quarterfinals. This month's Imagery Work Break takes you back to the courts. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/your-im... #GIS #GeospatialTimes

Our first oblique capture from Pléiades Neo 4 gives a side-on view of Casablanca, Morocco, including the Hassan II Mosque's minaret. A different angle on satellite imagery, literally. Read: apollomapping.com/blog/the-bir... #GIS #GeospatialTimes