I follow the same rule - natch - except for A&M.

Yikes

KLCC Level 4 - Room 405

Needs a Dukes of Hazzard voiceover

The moment he realized he’d made a terrible mistake

Wonder if this works with SF?

More like slay.

And this isn't meant to be an ad. I think there's sometimes a tendency, at least among journalists working with satellite imagery, to immediately go for the highest resolution possible. But there's an awful lot of stories inside those daily 3.5m multispectral collects.

Yes, the very high resolution imagery were key in confirming small details. But the near-daily cadence of PlanetScope enabled us to identify start and stop dates of activity, create vector datasets tracking the pace of reopening trenches at Qutayfah, as well as filling of new ones at Dhumair.

Our analyses of the Qutayfah and Dhumair mass graves consisted of more than 500 images (likely much higher when you count the use of streaming tiles) and the overwhelming majority were PlanetScope.

A few months ago, a leading figure in the commercial satellite biz, who did not work for Planet, told me that PlanetScope imagery is the most underused dataset in remote sensing. Consider me a cosigner. Here's why:

Read our investigation published Friday, detailing our discovery of an enormous mass grave in the Syrian desert and the two-year conspiracy behind it….

www.reuters.com/investigates...