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Using satellite radar data to monitor change in critical assets has become increasingly vital for mining companies as projects spread into more remote areas and public scrutiny grows over safety and environmental impacts.
The trend was highlighted last year when Glencore entered a global agreement with Tre-Altamira, the Italian firm which initially developed the industry standard of InSAR technology, to expand
Tre-Altamira is part of the CLS Group, which provides space-based monitoring and surveillance.
