Sub-daily thermal datasets on a worldwide scale
Test drive a free dataset to see how our thermal data can impact your specific use case - download below.
Sub-daily thermal datasets on a worldwide scale
Test drive a free dataset to see how our thermal data can impact your specific use case - download below.
Understand Earth’s temperature dynamics
OroraTech’s satellite thermal monitoring provides continuous insight into heat patterns across land and oceans. Our thermal data imagery datasets deliver global coverage, high-resolution measurements, and frequent revisits, enabling near real-time monitoring of environmental change and heat anomalies.
Subdaily
With nineteen thermal satellites in orbit (and counting), we observe every place on Earth at a frequency no one else can deliver
Deeply Accurate
Rated by the European Space Agency's Optical Mission Performance Cluster, which found our Level‑1 data accurate to within 2% in the LWIR2 band.
Country-wide swath
Our thermal satellite images have a swath of 210 km / 220 km by design, with a pixel size of 200m. See temperature trends as small as a city block or as large as a state/province or country.
Available to the research community
OroraTech operates the largest constellation of thermal infrared satellites. Through partnerships with the European Space Agency and NASA, we make that data available to scientists, application developers, and students.
NASA's CSDA Program
OroraTech has been selected as a data provider under NASA's Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition program, which acquires commercial satellite data and makes it available to the US Earth science community. Apply through your agency, university department, or research group.
ESA - Third Party Missions
The European Space Agency has opened an Announcement of Opportunity under its Earth Observation Third Party Missions program for Land Surface Temperature data if our FOREST-2 satellite and the eight-satellite OTC-P1 constellation - both worldwide archive and new tasking requests.
Germany Space Agency at DLR
Under a multi-year contract with the German Space Agency at DLR, our thermal data is made available to the German scientific community free of charge for research, development, and teaching. Data is distributed through the national EO-Lab / CODE-DE portal.
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Schedule a call today with our experts to see how our thermal data can impact your program or specific use case.
