Floods under cloud
Map water extent during storms, when optical satellites see only cloud.
Satellite imagery / Radar (SAR)
Synthetic aperture radar sends its own microwave signal, so it can image the ground through cloud and in darkness. Use it to map floods, detect changes and measure ground motion with InSAR, from free Sentinel-1 data to commercial high-resolution radar.
Availability, minimum order area, price and license depend on the location and the request. We confirm them in your quote; submitting an enquiry does not place an order.
Common uses
Map water extent during storms, when optical satellites see only cloud.
Screen buildings, roads and pipelines for ground movement with InSAR.
Detect clearing, construction or damage in places where clear optical images are rare.
Get an image regardless of daylight when timing matters.
How ordering works
Share the location or boundary, the dates and what you want to see or measure. A rough description is enough to start.
We check suitable sources and show the capture dates, coverage, resolution, license and complete price before you commit.
Get the files with their metadata and license, ready for your own tools, or ask us to quote an analysis.
Questions
Yes. Radar uses microwaves that pass through cloud and does not need sunlight, which makes it reliable during storms and at night.
Interferometric SAR compares the radar signal between dates to measure small ground movements. It works best on stable surfaces such as buildings and roads, with many repeated images.
Raw radar takes practice to interpret. You can order processed flood, change or ground-motion products instead, or ask for an analysis alongside the data.
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