“We don’t have data for every minute yet, so solving a murder case or a hit and run is difficult,” Mr Purdy said. The University of London academics … emphasised that not all cases could be solved through satellite data, but said that the range of evidence available was increasing in quantity and sophistication. In this article, you will see this admission: If you read through this article posted on The Week, you will find out about a UK based firm, Air & Space Evidence Ltd of London, which purports to use satellite imagery to solve all sorts of crimes. Myth 1 – Satellite Imagery Can Solve Crimes These articles, and the many like them, lead to incorrect understanding of and thus false hopes for consumers and companies looking for satellite imagery that may remedy their immediate problems. So then the focus of this month’s Geospatial Tip of the Month (GTM) is debunking a series of misleading articles about high-resolution satellite imagery that have been posted on ‘media’ websites. And this adage could not be truer when it comes to news articles that describe scientific innovations such as the launch of high-resolution satellites and the imagery they collect. As the saying goes, you cannot believe everything you read.
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