Paolo Colombi, GeoEye's Vice President of International Sales, said, "This is the first international sale of a commercial database, but GeoEye has completed over 2,500 databases for government and military customers in the US and overseas."
Dato Abdul Hamid, Chief Operating Officer, MAHB, said, "GeoEye brings extensive market and application knowhow and we will access the best commercial imagery available with the best geo-location accuracy from the GeoEye-1 and IKONOS satellites. Through a subscription service, Malaysia Airports will be kept updated with the latest data, which will help with planning airport operations and improvements to meet long-term requirements, while ensuring that these airports consistently meet aviation safety regulations."
GeoEye's Thornton, Colorado facility produced the database and will deliver 12 quarterly updates to the airport authority through a subscription service. The company generates its airport mapping databases from stereo satellite imagery taken over an airport during a single orbital pass.
Source: GeoEye
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