EarthSight: A Distributed Framework for Low-Latency Satellite Intelligence

arXiv — cs.LGMonday, November 17, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
EarthSight is a newly proposed distributed framework aimed at enhancing the low-latency delivery of satellite imagery, crucial for applications like disaster response and infrastructure monitoring. Traditional methods face significant delays due to bandwidth limitations, often taking hours to days for image analysis. EarthSight addresses these issues by employing onboard machine learning to prioritize image transmission and redefining satellite image intelligence as a distributed decision-making process between orbit and ground.
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