The moment you most need to see a site is often the moment you cannot: during a hurricane, in a flood, under days of solid cloud. Optical satellites are blind then. Radar is not. Storm and Flood Radar Change Detection uses radar that sees straight through clouds and works in the dark, so you get a clear before-and-after read of a site exactly when a clear-sky photo is impossible. That timing is the whole point. A radar comparison taken the day after a storm tells an insurer, an adjuster, an emergency manager, or a developer where water went and what moved, while the answer still matters, rather than weeks later, when the clouds finally clear. Like our optical change product, it compares two dates and explains every change in plain analyst language, so you are never left guessing.
Two-period side-by-side radar panels: VV and VH backscatter
, soil-moisture proxy, surface-roughness, and water-mask layers.
Amplitude-change panels highlighting where the surface shifted.
An analyst-written paragraph beneath every panel pair