BlackSky Blog

In part 1 and part 2, we covered how the Mississippi River drought dramatically changed the movement of commodities, its impact on industry, and how real-time satellite monitoring can help predict and avert commodity movement disruption. Read on to dive deeper into...

From the consumer to the c-suite, supply chain bottlenecks have become an increasingly common concern. Data science sheds light on dark corners, such as blind spots an environmental challenges, but falls short without relevant data and flexible data capture...

The Mississippi River dropped to the lowest depth ever recorded in Memphis, Tennessee in 2022.1 In addition to the environmental impacts, persistent drought conditions affect commodity flow and commerce in ways that are difficult to predict in terms of magnitude and...

Geospatial intelligence is critical for US government teams. Discover the top 3 trends from Esri Federal GIS 2023.

  For almost five years now, BlackSky’s leaders have closed out each summer by attending Euroconsult’s annual World Satellite Business Week. In addition to the unparalleled executive networking and panel discussions, we have a chance to get a solid temperature...

This year’s installment of the Small Satellite Conference, a.k.a. SmallSat, was yet another excellent opportunity for the space industry to get together at the University of Utah in Logan. BlackSky was excited to bring the team including COO Nick Merski, who spoke on...

As BlackSky continues to grow, we continue to welcome new partnerships to further the capabilities of our real-time geospatial intelligence solutions. We recently signed a reseller partnership with Airbus, which gives BlackSky customers access to 23 different tasking...