EVAN vs Seen from Space

EVAN mobile application enables users of EVAN EV charging network to use the chargers in two modes: Users - Locate the nearest charging station - Book the charging station in advance - Track the charging process of the car - Easily pay for charging Partners - Analyze the business dynamics - Track cash flows and charging history - Get informed about the status of individual stations

Google and Apple maps show your place as it looked one to three years ago. Seen from Space shows it as it looked a few days ago. The European Sentinel-2 satellites photograph every spot on land every few days and publish the images free of charge. Seen from Space finds the ones covering your place, shows them at 10 m per pixel usually within hours of the pass, and tells you exactly when the next one will be taken. YOUR PLACE, PHOTOGRAPHED AGAIN AND AGAIN - Save any location: your home, your field, a building site, a coastline, a place you miss - See the latest images first, with the cloud cover of each - Compare any two dates with a slider and watch what changed - Zoom to full detail, save to Photos, share KNOW WHEN THE NEXT IMAGE IS COMING - Pass predictions for 90 Earth-imaging satellites: Sentinel, Landsat, Terra, Aqua, NOAA, WorldView, Pléiades, SkySat, ICEYE, Capella and more - Every pass is sorted into Will image, Could image, or just a pass, from the satellite's swath, pointing limits and the sunlight - A notification before a satellite images your place, and another when the image is in UNDERSTAND THE PASS - Ground track and swath drawn on the map, to scale - Off-nadir angle, sun elevation, closest approach, altitude - A page for every satellite: sensor, resolution, revisit time, sources POINT STATS - How many images your place gets in the next two weeks, the longest gap between them, and which satellite images it most WHAT IT IS NOT - Not live video. No satellite streams the ground, and no app can show it. These are real photographs, each with its date, usually hours to days old. - Not a zoom into your backyard. 10 m per pixel shows roads, fields, blocks and large buildings, and how they change. A car or a tree is smaller than one pixel. Free: Sentinel-2 and Landsat passes over one place, 7 days of history, the latest images. Pro: all 90 satellites, unlimited places, notifications, 30 days of history, the full gallery, a wider view, compare and export. Predictions use public orbital elements (SGP4) and each mission's standard acquisition plan; clouds are not predicted. Imagery: Copernicus Sentinel-2 via AWS Open Data. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026. Seen from Space is independent and not affiliated with ESA, NASA, USGS or any satellite operator. Terms of Use: https://developer-barseghyan.github.io/seen-from-space-support/terms Privacy Policy: https://developer-barseghyan.github.io/seen-from-space-support/privacy