Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is rapidly becoming a key dataset in geospatial investigation. Unlike many other observational methods, SAR is not limited by illumination or cloud cover. In recent years, due to an ever-increasing number of orbital SAR instruments, and more yet to come, there has been a significant increase in data quality and availability requiring processing software to evolve. As a result, automated SAR-based analytical workflows can now run at-scale to solve problems across a wide range of disciplines including disaster preparation and response, urban development and land use, agriculture, change detection, and monitoring across land and sea.

ENVI 5.5 SP1, ENVI SARscape 5.5, and IDL 8.7.1. are packed with a variety of new features and analysis tools you won’t want to miss out on.

Watch this recorded webinar and learn about some of these key features.

If you need to generate the highest quality 3D images possible, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to see ENVI Opticalscape in action! ENVI Opticalscape gives you the ability to generate high-quality Digital Surface Models (DSMs) and orthorectified images from either UAV data and/or satellite stereo imagery.

Watch this recorded webinar to get an overview of both ENVI Opticalscape modules: Spaceborne and UAV Modules, including key functionalities and achievable product quality. Both modules also give you access to the industry's leading tools for imagery preparation and data fusion such as image enhancement, visualization to cartographic and geodetic transforms.

See how we're making it easier to read, process, and output your SAR data with SARscape 5.4. The new release introduces new features to streamline the processing of SAR data and new analysis capabilities.

Watch this recorded webinar to learn more about how ENVI SARscape 5.2 makes it easier to read, process, and output your SAR data.

Synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) imagery is playing an increasingly critical role, underpinning a range of applications in the environmental management and monitoring space. Understanding SAR data, available processing techniques, and its array of uses together help to realise the power of this earth observation method in addition to the traditional multispectral and hyperspectral techniques.