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Recent years have seen advances in remote sensing in many fields with applications at a spatial scale which range from global to local. As a consequence, the need to observe the Earth with more specialized and sophisticated sensors and data analysis techniques to obtain more accurate information has increased. On the 8th October 2009 a new second nextgeneration Worldview-2 satellite was launched by DigitalGlobe: it represents the latest innovation among sensors for the acquisition of remote sensed imagery. It has an advanced agility due to control moment gyros (like Worldview-1) and combines an average revisiting time of 1.1 days around the globe with a large scale collection capacity. Moreover, it is also the first commercial satellite able to provide panchromatic imagery at 46 cm of spatial resolution and 8-band multispectral imagery at 1.84 m spatial resolution. In addition to the standard panchromatic and multispectral BLUE, GREEN, RED and NEAR INFRARED (NIR1) bands the Worldview-2 sensor has:

8-Band Image Data Processing of the Worldview-2 Satellite in a Wide Area of Applications