Disclaimer: The impact numbers are subject to change as ICEYE continues to analyze the flood and extend the analysis area. Some areas which have been impacted by the flooding may not be represented in this initial data.

Live updates

THE LATEST FLOOD BRIEFING IS AVAILABLE 

March 24, 2023

We have updated our Flood Briefing: the third version is now available for download. The briefing is based on our 9th flood analysis release and includes information on the number of buildings affected by floodwater in San Diego and San Juan Bautista.

RELEASE 9 OF ICEYE's FLOOD ANALYSIS IS AVAILABLE NOW

March 23, 2023

Based on our recent analysis, the total number of impacted buildings in California has increased to 3200+. The majority of these buildings are in the West (1850+), followed by the Southeast (1140+) of California.

Although we expect that this has been the final analysis of this flood, we will continue observing the event in the upcoming days and either produce a new release or stop monitoring, based on new data.  

Our latest analysis is delivered to our customers

March 21, 2023

According to ICEYE's 8th analysis release, over 2900 buildings have been impacted by the flood water in California. To date, our team has mapped 460 sq mi of total flood extent across the state. We continue gathering data to enhance the flood analysis. 

See 2 before-and-during animations of the flood extent and depth, both from our 8th release. 

OUR 8th DATA RELEASE IS IN PRODUCTION

March 20, 2023

Over the weekend, we started producing the 8th release of our flood analysis as we collected more data that shows additional flooding. This latest release will be delivered to our customers within the next 24 hours. In the image below, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. Green polygons represent AOIs that we analyzed previously, while the blue polygons illustrate areas that are repeated or newly added in release 8.

So far, the total count of impacted buildings is over 2400, based on ICEYE data. We continue to monitor the event in California and update the building count.

FLOOD BRIEFING (PART 2) IS AVAILABLE 

March 17, 2023

The 2nd part of ICEYE's Flood Briefing is now available for download. The briefing is based on our 6th flood analysis release and includes initial information on the number of buildings affected by floodwater in San Diego and San Juan Bautista.

Our team is producing the 7th release of our analysis. In the image below, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. Green polygons represent AOIs that we analyzed previously, while the blue polygons illustrate areas where we have new data to add to our analysis. 

FLOOD BRIEFING (PART 1) IS AVAILABLE 

March 16, 2023

The 1st part of ICEYE's Flood Briefing is now available for download. The briefing is based on our 5th flood analysis release and includes initial information on the number of buildings affected by floodwater in Woodlake and Salinas. 

Our team is producing the 6th release of our analysis. We have received new flood evidence from Los Angeles and San Diego regions and will be creating new AOIs for these areas. 

In the image below, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. Green polygons represent AOIs that we analyzed previously, while the blue polygons illustrate areas where we have new data to add to our analysis. 

RELEASE 4 OF ICEYE FLOOD ANALYSIS IS AVAILABLE NOW

March 15, 2023

To date, our Flood Team has mapped over 700 square kilometers (270+ sq miles) of flood in California. Based on our data, at least 1.834 buildings have been impacted by the flooding. The next release of our analysis is now being produced and will include an updated number of buildings affected. 

In the image above, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. Green polygons represent AOIs that we analyzed previously, while the blue polygons illustrate areas where we have new data to add to our analysis. 

OUR NEWEST DATA RELEASE IS IN PRODUCTION

March 14, 2023

Our Flood Team is closely monitoring the floods in Central and Northern California. Combining the observed flood extent and depth data from ICEYE satellites with auxiliary data sources, we are working on a new data release with several new AOIs (areas of interest) and are updating some previous AOIs from our 3rd release. 

In the image above, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. Green polygons represent AOIs that we analyzed previously, while the blue polygons illustrate areas where we have new data to add to our analysis. 

RELEASE 3 OF ICEYE FLOOD ANALYSIS IS AVAILABLE NOW

March 14, 2023

Based on our SAR satellite data and other auxiliary data sources, we have added 6 new AOIs (areas of interest) and updated some previous AOIs. 

In the image above, the green polygons represent the areas we covered in our 2nd release, while the blue polygons show the new areas covered in our 3rd data release. Overall, you can see new and repeated AOIs combined. 

FLOOD EXTENT AND DEPTH FOR parts of Fresno, Monterey, and Tulare Counties, and the Central Coast region

March 13, 2023

As part of our 2nd analysis release with flood extent & depth for the California foods, we analyzed locations such as parts of the Central Coast region and Fresno, Monterey & Tulare Counties.

As more rain is expected this week, we continue monitoring the event closely. Watch out for more updates coming soon.

ICEYE FLood ANALYSIS: RELEASE 2 DELIVERED TO OUR CUSTOMERS 

March 12, 2023

Following our initial analysis on March 11, 2023, our 2nd release was produced and will be delivered to our customers by EOD US MT on March 12. 

We have added several new AOIs (areas of interest), as well as updated some previous AOIs from our first data release. The screengrab above shows the AOIs we analyzed in our first release in blue, and the version 2 AOIs are represented in green colour. The yellow areas are AOIs that are included as new for release 2.

ICEYE FLood ANALYSIS: RELEASE 1 HAS BEEN DELIVERED

March 11, 2023

The first release of the Flood Insights product was delivered to our customers on March 11, 2023 by 23:00 UTC. Please note that our analysis of the flood situation is ongoing, and the information presented is subject to change. 

ICEYE SAR IMAGERY WITH SIGNS OF MODERATE FLOODING IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA 

March 11, 2023

Timeline of THE FLOODING