Bhuvan is an online geoportal, that was released in 2009, which initially focused on image and map visualisation services but has diversified over a period of time. However, the versatility and diverse applications on Bhuvan platform have grown over a period of time. This has resulted in dramatic increase in its user base, services and outreach. There are more than 20,000 unique visitors every month, about 2.5 GB of data transfer occurs every day, and about 2,60,000 products downloads so far. In persuit of improving the spatial resolution of the satellite data product, Bhuvan could deploy IRS data at 2.5 m for the entire country and at the same time introduced 1 m natural color images for around 200 cities. Bhuvan is known for its frequent updates and App releases, Bhuvan saw more than 57 new releases during 2013-14 alone. This platform provides versatile viewing capabilities, such as, 2D, 2.5D, 3D and photo-realistic textured pictures draped on the image-based footprint to provide a unique viewing/ animation capabilities on the fly.

The size of the India Satellite Imagery Services market was valued at USD XXX Million in 2023 and is projected to reach USD XXX Million by 2032, with an expected CAGR of 17.43% during the forecast period.The satellite image services primarily include acquisition, processing, analysis, and interpretation to extract useful information. This high-resolution information obtained and captured from Earth-orbiting satellites indicates aspects pertaining to land use and development in urban areas, agriculture, natural resources, and climate change.Indian satellite image services are achieving an exponential growth rate as they meet the increasing demand of various sectors. These sat data are increasingly being used by governments for urban planning, disaster management, and border surveillance. Agriculture uses satellite data to monitor crop growth, estimate yields, and carry out precision farming, while resource exploration and environmental impact assessments are common applications of satellite imagery in the mining and energy sectors. Telecommunications and the GIS industries depend on satellite imagery to plan networks and map areas.The growth of the Indian market is due to the focus of the Indian government on space technology and its initiatives to encourage the use of satellite data. There is vast potential and promising applications of satellite imagery services in the country of India, as there has been a rising advancement in technology along with sophistication of techniques in data analysis. Recent developments include: January 2023: The Indian Space Research Organization's National Remote Sensing Center released satellite images of Joshimath, a town in Uttarakhand that is slowly sinking due to land subsidence, and the images show that a rapid subsidence of 5.4 cm was observed in a span of twelve days between December last week and January first week., June 2022: Pataa Navigations, an India-based software firm, and Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) signed an MoU to enable access to ISRO's Geospatial Services and APIs for the creation of an addressing system during the opening of the In-Space headquarters. The company would launch an addressing revolution in India by providing access to satellite image-based digital addresses. Through this MoU, the partnership would be for the ISRO portals Bhuvan, VEDAS, and MOSDAC services.. Key drivers for this market are: Government Initiatives to Foster the Growth of Satellite Imagery Services in India, Increasing Importance on Disaster Management and Mitigation Efforts. Potential restraints include: Affordability and Accessibility might restrain the Market Growth, Limited Standardization and Interoperability. Notable trends are: Government Initiatives to Foster the Growth of Satellite Imagery Services in India.