Satellite imagery can be an excellent resource for journalists, but can also be a daunting undertaking for any reporter to approach.
However, Anusuya Datta, executive editor, Geospatial Media & Communications, is on hand to help you get started with her beginners guide to satellite journalism.
“Satellites are opening up new frontiers in journalism by providing reporters with a ‘birds eye view’ of things and the availability of incontrovertible data and precise information,” writes Satt, noting that there is no photoshop-cure to poor resolution images.
For inspiration, check out this reporting from the BBC, who used satellite imagery as part of an investigation into China’s hidden camps.
Our upcoming digital conference Newsrewired takes place on 6 March at Reuters, London — check out the agenda and book your tickets
Free daily newsletter
If you like our news and feature articles, you can sign up to receive our free daily (Mon-Fri) email newsletter (mobile friendly).
