On November 12, 2025, Armin Hoff, Managing Director of GEOSYSTEMS, and Pascal Schichor, Vice President Sales at European Space Imaging (EUSI), signed the new solution partner agreement.
The partnership with European Space Imaging now enables GEOSYSTEMS to license and redistribute Vantor (former Maxar), Umbra and Pixxel data in combination with its own solutions and services. The agreement covers end customers in Europe and North Africa.
The modern satellite systems offer a wide range of advantages:
- WorldView Legion and WorldView4: Very high spatial and spectral resolution, with WorldView Legion offering up to 15 images per day.
- SAR satellite constellation Umbra: High-resolution radar data, ideal for emergency and security applications, regardless of weather and daylight conditions.
- Pixxel: World-leading hyperspectral technology for detailed analysis of material properties and environmental conditions.
Integrated GeoIT solutions and expanded data portfolio
GEOSYSTEMS offers GeoIT solutions “from A to Z” that automatically process, analyze, display, and distribute geodata. Data and data services are seamlessly integrated into products and processes. In addition to the new partnership with EUSI, the GEOSYSTEMS data portfolio includes more than 25 official and commercial providers, the aircraft-based Hexagon Content Program, and AIS ship data from OHB Luxspace.
Comments on the solution partnership
“We are delighted about the solution partner agreement with European Space Imaging. This means that, in addition to our extensive portfolio of official and commercial data, we can now also offer our solution customers current and archived satellite data for their project solutions – and they benefit from the ‘everything from a single source’ concept,” says Armin Hoff.
“GEOSYSTEMS is our latest partner in EUSI's new Solution Partner Program and, as an industry-recognized and experienced company in the field of downstream services, is an ideal fit for the program. We are confident that GEOSYSTEMS will further advance the use of Vantor, Umbra, and Pixxel data,” adds Pascal Schichor.




