Derive information from radar satellite data on the land displacement to assess the risks of infrastructure instability and predict its possible breakdown.
Radar satellite data serves as a tool for defining the instability risks for infrastructures, such as bridges, dams, and buildings. Frequent monitoring and detection of minimal ground changes with radar satellites ensure the provision of an early warning when an acceleration in the displacement rate is observed, enabling to take preventive measures.
Radar satellite data is also useful after collapses have happened. It provides an accurate estimation of destruction extent, assisting insurers in meeting their insurance obligations.
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ICEYE continues to grow its current SAR satellite constellation capacity with the objective to provide daily interferometry and coherent change detection anywhere on Earth with a 24h ground track repeat. This breaks existing barriers in collecting SAR imagery stacks for InSAR analysis, bringing the collection time down with every new satellite in the ICEYE constellation. Since 2018, ICEYE has launched commercially available SAR satellites, and the company will continue to increase the size of the commercial constellation every year.
The dataset includes 2 Spotlight images of very high 1x1 meter resolution taken with ICEYE satellites
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