EO Browser makes it possible to browse and compare full resolution images from the sources mentioned above. You simply go to your area of interest, select criteria such as time range and cloud coverage, and inspect the resulting data from different sources.
Search scenes
You can browse images from the entire Earth's surface and make simple queries to restrict scenes to specific date ranges, location and cloud cover.
Browse available data using EO Browser
Use our EO browser to filter real-time data by location, date and cloud coverage.
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1STEP 1Specify an area of interest.
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2STEP 2Define the temporal settings (e.g. last available data, last available data without clouds, one month ago, specific time period or any combination).
Configure visualisation
On-the-fly processing and visualization make it possible to build new products in a matter of minutes.
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3STEP 3Choose amongst several pre-set visualization options e.g. true colour, false colour, NDVI, EVI, etc.) or define one that suits your needs best.
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4STEP 4Download full resolution image.
Expose the data via WMS
Make your data available online, across different platforms and clients.Try our WMS/WMTS service.
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5STEP 5Choose the coordinate projection you would want to use the data in.You can choose amongst standard ones, e.g. EPSG:3857, "Google maps", EPSG:4326, "Google earth", UTM or the national ones - in case your is missing amongst the options, let us know so that we add it.
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7STEP 7Get unique WMS address.
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8STEP 8Include WMS in any 3rd party tool, e.g. QGis, ArcGIS, OpenLayers or other proprietary tools.WMS is based on OGC standards so it should work everywhere.
Check the showcase video:
Comparison of Data
Follow 4 simple steps to compare the data:
Step 1: Search for your area of interest.
Step 2: Select criteria such as time range and cloud coverage.
Step 3: Inspect the resulting data from different sources.
Step 4: Pin your favorite results and compare them.
The process in the background takes care of the selection of appropriate scenes, download and processing of data, as well as mosaic creation.
The visual comparison tool makes it possible to observe changes in the land from 1984 onward.
Time-lapse
Go over your area of interest, select a relevant datasource (e.g. Sentinel-2, Landsat-8, MODIS) and visualization setting (true colour, false colour, NDVI). Then click on the “Create Gif” button where you can choose the time range. EO Browser will find all the available scenes for the area, subject to your cloud coverage requirement, and present them as “frames”.
You can then preview the time-lapse in the right part of the window. Note that the cloud coverage condition is applied on the full scene level (e.g. 100km x 100km), so there might still be some frames with too many clouds. Just uncheck anomalous frames on the left.
Statistical analysis
Outline the area and select the statistical info chart (buttons on the top right). Note that this works only for layers with one output component (e.g. indices, single band products, etc.).
Because of the clouds which get in the way and which distort the NDVI significantly (cloud NDVI values are low) - growth curve is not as orderly as one would have hoped for. Therefore, we have added a simple local area cloud detection algorithm based on the Braaten-Cohen-Yang method (this can be replaced with the L2A scene classification data or some other algorithm) and the result is much nicer. You can also check the numerical values of each point.
Different Visualisation
The image can be prepared based on user's desired configuration. There are already several visualizations available such as true color, false color, NDVI, EVI, etc. By choosing "Custom" it is even possible to choose any combination of bands as well as some basic math operations between pixel values. You can also set different parameters such as atmospheric correction, contrast (gain) and luminance (gamma).
If you need these data in your own platform, you can either export them as GeoTiff, JP2, KMZ format or include them using web services.
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Acknowledgments:
- Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-3 hosted by EO Cloud and AWS
- ESA Archive (Europe region) of Landsat-5, Landsat-7 and Landsat-8 hosted by EO Cloud
- Proba-V hosted by Vito
- USGS Landsat-8 (global coverage) hosted by AWS
- MODIS hosted by AWS
- GIBS hosted by NASA
User Guide
Provider
EO Browser application is provided by Sinergise Ltd.
Free sign up for all features.
License
EO Browser application can be used free of charge.
Data exported from EO Browser, can be used under following terms:
- For any use in media, CC BY 4.0 license applies. Please mention Sentinel Hub EO Browser along with the relevant data set in the credits.
- For any other use non-commercial license CC BY-NC 4.0 applies.
- Subscribers of Sentinel Hub can use the license based on the subscription package when it suits them.
In addition to the above the standard terms and licenses of specific dataset (e.g. Landsat, Copernicus, etc.) apply. See "Dataset specific terms and conditions" section in Sentinel Hub Terms of Service.
Contact us if special license is required.