Making satellite imagery useful, usable and used for...

Imago

Making satellite imagery useful, usable and used across the social sciences, health, and policy

Satellites capture detailed and comprehensive data of the Earth. From urban development to green spaces to pollution, this imagery can help us address the UK’s most complex challenges in wellbeing, prosperity, and sustainability. However, extracting actionable insights from raw imagery can be complex and out-of-reach for non-specialists.  

At Imago, our mission is to make satellite imagery more useful, usable, and used across social research, public health, and policy. We work with academics, data providers, practitioners and policymakers to create data products that unlock new insights and meet users where they are. Think research-ready products, intuitive interfaces, and accessible channels.  

Our work is built on three core pillars: 

We transform raw satellite imagery into information that you can easily use. To do so, we develop new methods, build data partner relationships, and co-produce data products to meet real-world needs.  

We don’t just build tools and provide data—we empower you to use them effectively. That’s why we offer training materials, host community events, and help you better understand and work with imagery. 

We build channels that make data accessible to a wider audience, regardless of skills or background. From user-friendly interfaces to modern technologies, our goal is to meet users where they are

Imagery innovation

Capability and Community

Data for All

Prosperity

Wellbeing

Sustainability