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'Seeing the aircraft headed to a specific terminal provided context to help identify it and watching cars move down a road shows directionality useful for better road classification.' 'The idea of video from space is very new but the benefit of seeing movement and direction over many frames is amazing. 'Operating as a codeshare, that flight was also listed as Shenzhen Airlines 1310, United Airlines 7564, SAS 9510, Austrian 8010 and Lufthansa 7283. Using the video’s timestamp and public flight logs, Bruno identified this plane as Air China Limited flight 1310, a wide-body Airbus 330 flying from Guangzhou to Beijing. 'You can easily see a large plane landing on the runway at right.

'This quick shot by Skybox’s SkySat-1 shows multiple planes landing at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) airport in Beijing on December 30, 2013,' said Mapbox's Paul Goodman. The firm worked with Mapbox to create the Beijing video. SkySat-2, an identical version of SkySat-1, is scheduled to launch in early 2014. group, Skybox Imaging, is now planning a constellation of 24 satellites that will be able to cover almost the entire expanse of the Earth. The circuitry that drives it is about the size of a phone book and consumes less power than a 100w light bulb.

SkySat-1 is 20 times smaller than traditional satellites. Satellites today are capable of taking imagery better than a metre in resolution, but they weigh thousands of kilograms. SkySat-1, which was launched in November, captured up to 90-second video clips at 30 frames per second.

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