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SAR satellite imagery can assess and measure damage from natural disasters, including sediment-related disasters, building collapse, and volcanic ash deposits. SAR satellites can observe through clouds and in darkness and bad weather.

FIM supports forest observations such as tree height and biomass estimation, forest fauna classification, and logging detection.

The service assesses flood damage, including inundation area and depth and damage to roads and buildings. SAR satellites enable all-weather observation to identify inundation damage across wide areas.

SAR satellite data can be used to observe and analyze wave heights and wind speeds across vast ocean areas. SAR satellites can capture high-resolution wind speeds about 10 meters above the sea surface.

Synspective’s 13th SAR Satellite Successfully Reaches Target Orbit and Spreads Its Wings

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The company aims to create infrastructure that helps the next generation understand Earth and achieve a resilient future. The page describes disasters, conflicts, environmental challenges, and limited resources as threats to this goal.

Synspective provides geospatial data and builds small SAR satellites and constellations for frequent observation of areas of interest. It supplies SAR data to government and commercial clients and uses AI solutions to derive insights.

The page describes limitations of optical satellite imaging and ground-based radar or patrols, and says vessel and airport monitoring requires persistent, wide-area surveillance that operates in all weather conditions.

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