within a given time frame. This translates directly into savings in flight cost, faster mission completion and shorter acquisition time avoiding the vagaries of weather. Panvion’s airborne oblique and nadir sensors are configured also for multispectral agriculture monitoring of plant health, and in forestry for tree species identification. The sensor geometry is optimized for the creation of 3-D Dense Stereo Models through Point Cloud algorithms. Platforms from UAVs, VSTOL, helicopters, and high-altitude manned aircraft can accommodate the lightweight and powerful sensors. Panvion’s sensors cover spectral bands from the ultraviolet, visible, NIR, SWIR and thermal infrared, using fast-acting innovative scanning optics.