

15 September 2010, 11:47am
Question: What's the difference between horseshoes, hand grenades and Ground Control Points?
Answer: Close enough is good enough only in horseshoes and hand grenades
If you need ground control points to rectify satellite or aerial imagery, there are plenty of companies who will try to convince you that getting close is good enough.
Not CompassData. Close enough may be good enough for our competition...but not for us. We're CompassData and we are the Control Freaks.
CompassData is the world's leading commercial provider of Ground Control Data and Services for the Aerial and Satellite Imagery Community. And here's what being a control freak means:
1. We have the most accurate and precise data collection process in the industry. We offer 5 precision levels to meet your exact project specifications
2. We have an archive of 15,000 ground control points available to you online...anytime. With each point you download you also receive the supporting metadata, imagery and point sketches. There is no other archive like this in the world
3. And we set the standards in this industry for quality, consistency and availability
We have diverse clients ranging from the Department of Defense to golf course management companies. And we have a diversity of experience working in projects around the world. We can completely manage your project or be additional staff for your project team.
If close enough isn't good enough for your next project - talk to the control freaks. CompassData.

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Mike Small
Member of the London Chapter of ISACA, the Information Systems Audit & Control Association (www.isaca.org)