Level 1A – designed for users who want to use their own geometric processing. Images are transmitted with radiometric correction, but without geometric correction, with RPC coefficients for further processing. The attached metadata allows accuracy up to 23 m SE90 in Nadir, without regard to the influence of curvature of the terrain.

Level 2A – images are ready for orthorectification or using, supplemented with built-in geographic information. Radiometrically and geometrically corrected data are recalculated to the default map projection set by WGS84. No elevation models or ground reference points are required; instead, data obtained automatically from the satellite is used. The images are delivered finished machined to a CE90 accuracy of 23m in Nadir and oriented to the North.

Level 3A – images are aligned and strictly processed using all metadata of a territory. This layer uses Landsat-8 imagery together with the SRTM-90 elevation matrix to obtain sub-pixel accuracy of the data, adjusted for differences in terrain elevation.

Ortho – such as Level 3A, but the images are aligned and rigorously processed using your original data to ensure accurate alignment to match the other base layers of the project or map. The provider accepts a wide range of reference point and elevation model format data. The accuracy of georeferencing can reach sub-pixel, that is up to 50 cm CE90.

Standard response scene/strip: standard image acquisition mode. Any angle from Nadir to 45 degrees can be obtained. Scenes can be produced individually or as a strip up to 175 scenes long.

Fast response scene / strip: Like the standard mode, however, satellite rotations to the desired angle are performed much faster.

Area 2x2: artificial zoom shooting mode allows you to capture two scenes in width and two scenes in length.