In this fascinating conversation with Yosef Akhtman from Gamma Earth (https://gamma.earth), we explore the real-world challenges and groundbreaking solutions offered by super-resolution satellite imagery. Learn why current satellite imagery often falls short for farmers and how Gamma Earth's technology provides a powerful new tool for agricultural decision-making and precision farming.99 pixels | an Earth Observation podcast by Stratolia Chapters03:00 The Genesis of Gamma Earth08:13 The Importance of High-Resolution Data13:37 Understanding the Controversy19:01 Training Data Challenges23:53 Cloud Mitigation and Calibration29:10 Navigating the Earth Observation Landscape34:16 Validating Models and True Color Measurement38:06 The Startup Dilemma43:44 Final Thoughts on the IndustryTakeawaysYosef has a technical background in remote sensing and earth observation.Gamma Earth focuses on providing high-quality satellite imagery for agricultural applications.There is a significant gap between high-resolution and low-resolution satellite imagery.Super resolution techniques aim to improve the quality of satellite images.Farmers struggle to relate to low-resolution imagery, impacting its adoption.Training data is often the bottleneck in developing effective models.The future of high-resolution satellite data lies in its practical applications.Calibration of satellite data is crucial for accurate analysis.Many startups fail to find economically viable applications for satellite data.The earth observation industry faces challenges in data availability and usability.

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