What is the resolution of the multispectral bands on the WorldView-4 satellite?

The resolution of the multispectral bands on the WorldView-4 satellite is indeed 1.24 meters. This resolution refers to the smallest distinguishable features that can be observed in the satellite images captured by these bands. A higher resolution allows for greater detail in the imagery, which is particularly useful in applications that require precise measurement and analysis of features on the Earth’s surface, such as urban planning, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.

WorldView-4 is equipped with advanced imaging technology that enables it to capture data across different spectrums of light, including multispectral bands. The resolution is specifically tailored for detecting and analyzing a variety of land cover types and conditions at a detailed level, making it a valuable asset for researchers and professionals in the field of geographic information science.