Navigating from the Homepage...

When you open up the SpyMeSat app on your phone, you're taken to a map view of your current location. The app is computing imaging opportunities for your current location. This shows when imaging satellites are flying over and could be taking your picture. You’ll see upcoming imaging opportunities are in yellow and current imaging opportunities are red. You’ll also see their paths overlaid on the map. 

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Changing Locations on the Map

The location you select on the homepage of SpyMeSat is the location that you will see archive imagery results for when you navigate to the Imagery page. SpyMeSat defaults to your current location when you launch the app. There are several ways to move the location pin around the globe. One way is to simply scroll around the globe and press and hold when you find the location where you want your pin to be placed. ​You can also open up the search bar by clicking the magnifying glass icon. Use the icons overlaid on the homepage's map to navigate to your location of choice:

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Current Location

Clicking this icon will return the map to your current GPS location. 

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Search

Clicking this icon will bring up a search bar on the homepage. You can search by a location name or enter exact coordinates.

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Center on Pin

Clicking this icon with adjust the map so that your current pinned location is centered. 

Page Navigation

​From the home page you can navigate to several other menus using the bottom toolbar.

My Imagery

​The folder icon takes you to your purchased, archive and tasked imagery.

AR Mode

​This icon launches the augmented reality (AR) view overlaying the orbit and position of current imaging satellites for your location.

Imagery

​The satellite icon directs you to available imagery for purchase. This is also where you can create a new tasking order.

Favorites

​The star icon is where your favorite locations are stored for easy access. 

Settings

​The gear icon takes you to the settings page. 

Filtering Archive Imagery Results 

Image Details

Under image details the user can filter by image resolution and certain image parameters like whether to show radar images.

Date

Date refers to the day the image was captured by the satellite. If you're looking for imagery from a certain time period, season, or range of dates use the start and end date filter to adjust your imagery results.

Imagery Providers

If you know you'd like to purchase imagery from a specific provider, you can toggle on and off who you'd like to see results from. You can also set the maximum number of images you'd like to see in your results from any provider.