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Oman’s growing space and geospatial ecosystem in 2026 includes a mix of global satellite operators, regional service providers, and emerging Omani companies supporting Earth observation, analytics, and remote‑sensing applications. These providers supply high‑resolution imagery, multispectral data, and analytical services used across national planning, infrastructure development, energy, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.

Maxar Technologies

Maxar remains one of the strongest providers of detailed satellite imagery in Oman. Its WorldView constellation captures optical data at resolutions as fine as 30 cm, which is widely used for defense, urban planning, and environmental analysis. This makes Maxar one of the leading contributors of high‑fidelity imagery accessible to Omani public and private institutions. 

21st Century Aerospace Technology (21AT)

21AT supplies imagery through its TripleSat constellation and the BJ‑3 pair of satellites. These systems deliver high‑resolution optical imagery, with BJ‑3A and BJ‑3B achieving approximately 30 cm resolution. The company’s products are used in Oman for land monitoring, environmental assessment, and infrastructure planning. 

KOMPSAT (Korea Aerospace Research Institute)

KOMPSAT‑3 and KOMPSAT‑3A are widely used across Oman due to their high‑resolution optical images, reaching up to 38 cm. These datasets support environmental monitoring, agricultural analysis, cartography, and disaster management.

Satellogic

Satellogic’s Aleph‑1 constellation provides enhanced‑resolution imagery over Oman, with products sharpened to about 70 cm using proprietary processing. This allows organizations in Oman to access cost‑effective, high‑frequency imagery suitable for projects in forestry, urban development, and resource monitoring.

LAND INFO

LAND INFO delivers a wide portfolio of satellite imagery for Oman, including data from Airbus Pléiades (50 cm), IKONOS (80 cm), QuickBird (60 cm), GeoEye‑1 (40 cm), and the WorldView family (as sharp as 30 cm). Their offerings include high‑resolution, medium‑resolution, and processed geospatial products used extensively by engineering firms, utilities, and mapping agencies. 

ETCO Oman

ETCO is an Omani company building domestic capabilities in satellite data utilization. It provides AI‑enhanced analytics, urban monitoring, environmental tracking, maritime surveillance, wildlife observation, and oil and gas leak detection using satellite imagery. ETCO’s growing space capabilities contribute to Oman’s national remote‑sensing ecosystem. 

Nusail Engineering Consultancy

Nusail offers advanced satellite data mapping services in Oman, supplying high‑resolution imagery, multispectral and hyperspectral analysis, change‑detection monitoring, and topographic mapping. These services support urban planning, agriculture, environmental management, and disaster preparedness. 

JAL Technology

JAL Technology, an Omani firm, integrates satellite and sensing capabilities into geospatial intelligence services. It provides Earth‑observation data, real‑time monitoring, and AI‑driven analytics supporting smart cities, oil and gas, infrastructure development, and industrial operations. 

MTCIT Open Satellite Data Platform

Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT) operates an open satellite data platform that aggregates imagery collected by national systems and the Civil Aviation Authority. It enables access to locally gathered satellite images, improving availability of recent and archived data for government, researchers, and private organizations.

Techsalerator

Techsalerator provides access to satellite imagery from more than sixty satellite constellations, offering high‑resolution global coverage and extensive archived datasets. While operating globally rather than Oman‑specific, its datasets are commonly used to support land monitoring, environmental studies, and infrastructure projects across the region, including Oman.