In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos. This is the follow up to the 2020 project.

In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos.

The aim of this tender is to have the largest possible coverage of ortho photos with a pixel size of 1.6m from optical satellite imagery. The ortho photo must be mostly snow- and cloud free (see Annex OG.1), and with good contrast and natural colours. The ortho photo must be mosaicked seamlessly and delivered as 10x10km tiles, with minimum four bands (Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B) and Near InfraRed (Nir).

The tender is split into five (5) lots, of different size and placement. Five lots are on the North and East coast mostly in the national park. A Supplier may bid for only one lot, several- or all lots. One Supplier can win, one, several or all lots.

The exact location of the ice cap is unknown, so part of the lots will be covered by ice and snow all year around which is acceptable.

The area of lot 1: 14 000Km2 - North Greenland

In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos.

The aim of this tender is to have the largest possible coverage of ortho photos with a pixel size of 1.6m from optical satellite imagery. The ortho photo must be mostly snow- and cloud free (see Annex OG.1), and with good contrast and natural colours. The ortho photo must be mosaicked seamlessly and delivered as 10x10km tiles, with minimum four bands (Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B) and Near InfraRed (Nir).

The tender is split into five (5) lots, of different size and placement. Five lots are on the North and East coast mostly in the national park. A Supplier may bid for only one lot, several- or all lots. One Supplier can win, one, several or all lots.

The exact location of the ice cap is unknown, so part of the lots will be covered by ice and snow all year around which is acceptable.

The area of lot 2: 21 900Km2 - North Greenland

In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos.

The aim of this tender is to have the largest possible coverage of ortho photos with a pixel size of 1.6m from optical satellite imagery. The ortho photo must be mostly snow- and cloud free (see Annex OG.1), and with good contrast and natural colours. The ortho photo must be mosaicked seamlessly and delivered as 10x10km tiles, with minimum four bands (Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B) and Near InfraRed (Nir).

The tender is split into five (5) lots, of different size and placement. Five lots are on the North and East coast mostly in the national park. A Supplier may bid for only one lot, several- or all lots. One Supplier can win, one, several or all lots.

The exact location of the ice cap is unknown, so part of the lots will be covered by ice and snow all year around which is acceptable.

The area of lot 3: 56 300Km2 - North East Greenland

In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos.

The aim of this tender is to have the largest possible coverage of ortho photos with a pixel size of 1.6m from optical satellite imagery. The ortho photo must be mostly snow- and cloud free (see Annex OG.1), and with good contrast and natural colours. The ortho photo must be mosaicked seamlessly and delivered as 10x10km tiles, with minimum four bands (Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B) and Near InfraRed (Nir).

The tender is split into five (5) lots, of different size and placement. Five lots are on the North and East coast mostly in the national park. A Supplier may bid for only one lot, several- or all lots. One Supplier can win, one, several or all lots.

The exact location of the ice cap is unknown, so part of the lots will be covered by ice and snow all year around which is acceptable.

The area of lot 4: 20 600Km2 - North East Greenland

In 2016, SDFIs made a pilot project to determine how ice free parts of Greenland could be mapped and how an ortho photo could be made available. In 2020 SDFI had a tender to cover large parts of Greenland with ortho photo. This project is a follow up from 2020 to cover ice free areas of Greenland which do not yet have ortho photos.

The aim of this tender is to have the largest possible coverage of ortho photos with a pixel size of 1.6m from optical satellite imagery. The ortho photo must be mostly snow- and cloud free (see Annex OG.1), and with good contrast and natural colours. The ortho photo must be mosaicked seamlessly and delivered as 10x10km tiles, with minimum four bands (Red (R), Green (G), Blue (B) and Near InfraRed (Nir).

The tender is split into five (5) lots, of different size and placement. Five lots are on the North and East coast mostly in the national park. A Supplier may bid for only one lot, several- or all lots. One Supplier can win, one, several or all lots.

The exact location of the ice cap is unknown, so part of the lots will be covered by ice and snow all year around which is acceptable.

The area of lot 5: 4 700Km2 - North Greenland