PASCO Earth Observation

Consortis Geospatial is the official distributor in Greece of PASCO Corporation, the Japanese provider of cutting-edge geospatial products and services provider based in Japan.

Harnessing the power of data

PASCO provides access to the world-class Earth Observation data and imagery from Japan's Advanced Land Observing Satellites ALOS-1 and ALOS-2, equipped with the high-resolution sensors PALSAR-2 and PRISM-2 and operated by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, JAXA.

Unmatched capabilities tailored to your needs

PASCO products offer capabilities across sectors, including surface monitoring, disaster management, and environmental observation.
At Consortis Geospatial, we transform PASCO advanced capabilities into customized solutions across various industries and applications. From government agencies to research institutions, and from agricultural development to natural resource management, we empower our clients to harness the full potential of satellite data.

PASCO Applications

Dynamic observation of an ever-evolving Earth

We help them harness
the power of PASCO!

Government agencies
Monitoring environmental conditions, managing natural resources, responding to emergencies and disasters, and tracking defense and security.

Research institutions
Research applications, including studying climate change, mapping vegetation and land use, monitoring sea currents, analyzing air quality,
land deformation and seismic impact.

Non-governmental organizations
Monitoring and protecting marine ecosystems, studying biodiversity,
and mapping areas affected by natural disasters.

General public
For various applications, such as planning outdoor activities, monitoring air quality, and tracking weather patterns.

Private companies use satellite data for various purposes, such as:

Agriculture: monitor crop health, estimate yields, and optimize fertilizer and water use.
Environmental monitoring: air and water quality, deforestation, and land use changes.
Energy: oil and gas reserves, wind and solar power generation, and pipeline infrastructure.
Infrastructure: monitor, manage, and maintain infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and buildings.
Maritime: provide real-time information on vessel location, movement, shipping and fishing.
Urban planning: to monitor and manage urban areas, includin population growth, land use changes, and transportation networks.