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Iceye Open Data

ICEYE provides free access to the world's largest SAR satellite constellation data, enabling researchers and organizations to monitor environmental changes and manage disasters more effectively.

ICEYE Open Data

Access SAR imagery from the world's largest SAR satellite constellation. No registration. No paywall. Download and start working.

Access ICEYE open data easily

Browse available datasets on an interactive map. Filter by location, imaging mode, and acquisition date to find imagery relevant to your research area.

Search and access ICEYE open data through the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC). The STAC browser lets you query metadata, preview acquisitions, and download individual assets in standard geospatial formats including SLC, GRD, and COG.

Latest Insights and Applications

How to close the disaster intelligence gap in Australia: Learn how ICEYE’s technology delivers decision-ready data through smoke, cloud, and darkness for Australian emergency managers.
Federation: The next step in space-based ISR: Director of Product Management Udo Szabo explains how the federated model evolved from an idea into a pragmatic solution for nations to enhance their Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance capabilities.
Cyclones Senyar and Ditwah: Insights on the flooding impact across Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Thailand during the 2025 Cyclone Season.

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