Sentinel-1 GRD

core collection disaster response land monitoring maritime monitoring open data SAR satellite imagery sentinel

Description

The Sentinel - 1 radar imaging mission is composed of a constellation of two polar-orbiting satellites providing continous all-weather, day and night imagery for Land and Maritime Monitoring. C-band synthentic aperture radar imaging has the advantage of operating at wavelenghts that are not obstructed by clouds or lack of illumination and therefore can acquire data during day or night under all weather conditions. With 6 days repeat cycle on the entire world and daily acquistions of sea ice zones and Europe's major shipping routes, Sentinel-1 ensures reliable data availability to support emergency services and applications requiring time series observations. Sentinel-1 continues the retired ERS and ENVISAT missions. Level 1 GRD products are available since October 2014.

Documentation

here

View on EO Browser

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Resolution

High - 10m, Medium - 40m

Geographical coverage

Land, coastal zones, shipping routes (more info)

Temporal availability

October 2014- ongoing

Update Frequency

New Sentinel data are added regularly, usually within few hours after they are available on Copernicus Hub.

Band Information

Information about bands and data

Custom scripts

Collection of Sentinel-1 custom scripts

License

Provider

Copernicus

Managed By

Sentinel Hub

See all datasets managed by Sentinel Hub.

Contact

Sentinel Hub Forum on Planet Commmunity

Resources

  • End point
    services.sentinel-hub.com
    Type
    sentinel-1-grd
    Notes
    Global since January 2017
  • End point
    creodias.sentinel-hub.com
    Type
    sentinel-1-grd
    Notes
    Rolling policy of 1 month for World
  • End point
    shservices.mundiwebservices.com
    Type
    sentinel-1-grd
    Notes
    Rolling policy of 48 months for Europe , Rolling policy of 12 months for World
  • End point
    code-de.sentinel-hub.com
    Type
    sentinel-1-grd
    Notes
    Germany since October 2014

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