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Dr. Jane Goodall’s birthday, April 3rd, is the height of rainy season at Gombe National Park — the site of her famed wild chimpanzee research. The Jane Goodall Institute team has sustained the longest running chimpanzee study in the world in Gombe, and this work has expanded to include cutting edge mapping technologies, which aid our conservation work. Gombe is an ideal place to test and improve innovative conservation technology applications because of long-term data, local knowledge, and capacity in the field. One challenge of monitoring chimpanzee forest habitats and threats across Africa — especially in rainy season, it’s nearly impossible to see through cloud cover. Another is that some of the illegal human activities driving the threats to chimpanzees are under the forest canopy, hidden from optical satellites. That is why we are so excited to work with incredible technology partners like ICEYE, who allow us to see the forests in Gombe like never before. This satellite image was taken just this week, in rainy season, and ICEYE technology is able to penetrate through dense cloud cover to reveal the canopy below. You can also see human structures, many under the trees, such as Gombe Stream Research Center buildings and the historic banana feeding station in the forest. This knowledge is supporting our ongoing efforts to monitor chimpanzee habitats and threats in more remote and difficult to access areas, such as mapping illegal mining operations under the forest canopy in eastern DRC. We can’t wait to reveal more about what we observe — and how these data and insights convert to conservation actions and impact.

Our team is growing and we are looking to add to our Full Stack Engineering team. At ICEYE, we work on the largest SAR satellite constellation in the world. If you or someone in your network might be a good fit, please reach out.

ICEYE US Spot Fine of the SLS rocket at Kennedy Space Center, ahead of the Artemis II launch — the first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years. The entire space community is watching. We're cheering alongside everyone rooting for our friends at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Watch the launch now underway --> https://lnkd.in/gy_52ekb #ArtemisII #Artemis #NASA #ICEYEUS

ICEYE US Establishes Government Advisory Board We're announcing the formation of our Government Advisory Board, led by two distinguished veterans of U.S. defense, intelligence, and geospatial intelligence: •      VADM Robert (Bob) Sharp, USN (Ret.) — Former Director, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency •      Lt Gen John Shaw, USSF (Ret.) — Former Deputy Commander, U.S. Space Command The board will provide expert guidance on acquisition reform, mission architecture, and operational integration as we advance commercial space-based monitoring capabilities within the U.S. national security ecosystem. "Admiral Sharp and General Shaw understand what it takes to turn capability into operational advantage," said Eric Jensen, CEO of ICEYE US. "Their guidance will be instrumental as we deliver capabilities that are mission-ready and operationally relevant." Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/gzcyxsJw #ICEYEUS #NationalSecurity #SAR #DefenseTech #SpaceInnovation #GEOINT

Yesterday, six new ICEYE SAR satellites launched aboard SpaceX's Transporter-16 rideshare mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base. All six have established ground contact and commissioning is underway. This launch expands the persistent, all-weather SAR capacity available to U.S. and allied operators — day or night, in any conditions. ICEYE has now launched 70 satellites since 2018. Together, we're building sovereign ISR infrastructure for allied nations at a pace the mission demands. Photo credit: SpaceX #SAR #SpaceIntelligence #ISR #ICEYEUS #Transporter16

The world's largest SAR constellation is growing once again. The latest batch of ICEYE satellites are set to launch aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-16 rideshare mission, integrated via Exolaunch. Night 🦉? Join us as we watch them take flight over California's beautiful coastline from Vandenberg Space Force Base. Launch window opens Monday March 30, 2026 |  03:20 - 04:17 PT. Photo: SpaceX

Three consecutive ICEYE SAR passes over the Korean DMZ — each collecting 15 images — demonstrate exactly why Multi-Spot imaging matters for time-critical operations. From a joint security area in the first pass to a border trench revealed in the final image of the third, the series shows how much tactical detail can be extracted in a compressed time window. Multi-Spot imaging uses hybrid electronic and mechanical beam steering to maximize what's possible within a single pass: → Collection begins before the antenna reaches perfect alignment — no wasted time on approach. → The radar shifts rapidly between spots with minimal dwell loss. → Multiple prioritized points of interest are covered in a single run. For U.S. government and defense customers monitoring rail chokepoints, logistics nodes, and critical infrastructure, this responsiveness is often the difference between a situational update and actionable intelligence. ICEYE US provides direct access to this capability — with the contracting structures, access controls, and accountability that mission demands. Contact our team to task Multi-Spot SAR imagery for your most time-sensitive operations: https://lnkd.in/gJtfniH3 #NationalSecurity #SyntheticApertureRadar #SARImaging #ICEYEUS

AllSource leverages its deep expertise utilizing ICEYE US data—powered by the world’s largest synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation—to deliver clear, actionable insights on what matters most. Explore our Spotlight Report or contact AllSource to learn more. https://lnkd.in/eTKjYvz Spotlight Report - Critical intelligence and capabilities delivered to your inbox. https://lnkd.in/eXYFrhQ #GEOINT #ICEYE