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Zoom in to Europe's largest seaport and see details of vessels, cranes, and even telegraph masts. Our SAR satellite image of the Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands, shows the vast amount of detail available in a single Dwell Precise image. Download the free data sample: https://hubs.li/Q034GvTb0

ICEYE is attending the AMRAE Risk Management Conference in Deauville next week. Meet our team—Anke Sielker, Mirka Vahtera, and Farouk Shoukry—on February 5-7 to discuss how ICEYE’s near real-time, building-level flood impact data enhances insurers’ decision-making and transforms the customer experience. We look forward to connecting in France.

In an interview on the “INDEX TECHNOLOGY” show of Η ΝΑΥΤΕΜΠΟΡΙΚΗ | NAFTEMPORIKI TV, Head of ICEYE Greece Vasilis Chaloulakos unveiled the company’s vision for the region. As the global SAR leader, ICEYE is dedicated to delivering critical insights for governments, supporting disaster response, and driving innovation in environmental monitoring. Greece is becoming a strategic hub for ICEYE’s growth, thanks to its solid talent pool and the commitment of the Hellenic Ministry of Digital Governance and the Hellenic Space Center to foster collaboration in cutting-edge space technology. A key milestone? The delivery of two SAR microsatellites, marking an exciting leap forward for Greece’s space capabilities and ICEYE’s ongoing global leadership. Watch the full interview: https://lnkd.in/d56QeuV2 #Greece #SAR #SpaceTechnology

ICEYE is attending DGI 2025! Visit us at booth 22-23 to learn more about our advanced data products and satellite mission offerings. On Day 2, don’t miss the presentation by John Cartwright, Head of Data Product, where he will discuss the tactical applications of persistent #SAR imaging. The session will include a live Q&A — your chance to dive deeper into the details. We look forward to connecting with you at the event. #DGI #DGI2025

Learn how ICEYE and Esri are revolutionizing wildland fire response and recovery. In their latest blog post, Anthony Schultz and Kate Fickas, PhD explore how building-level insights based on ICEYE's SAR satellite data, integrated with Esri's powerful GIS tools, deliver rapid damage assessments for fire-impacted areas. Read the full article here: https://hubs.li/Q0342KKs0 #Wildfire #SAR #GIS #ArcGIS 📷 3D Damage Assessment Dashboard – Palisades Fire.

ICEYE was honored to welcome a NATO delegation, led by Assistant Secretary General for Innovation, Hybrid and Cyber Jean Ellermann-Kingombe, to our headquarters in Finland earlier this week. ICEYE and NATO share a commitment to leveraging innovative technologies to address emerging security challenges.

The ICEYE team continues to monitor and analyze wildfires in California, now focusing on the Hughes Fire. The fire started yesterday and has already burned over 9,000 acres in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, prompting evacuations. Contact us to elevate your event response and recovery efforts at https://hubs.li/Q033HBmb0.

The ICEYE team—Rafal Modrzewski, Joost ELSTAK, and Jeffrey Apeldoorn—will attend the 17th European Space Conference in Brussels next week. Join us during the two-day event to learn more about ICEYE's latest innovations in SAR technology and recent satellite launch. On January 29, make sure to attend two panel discussions in which we'll be participating: • "#EarthObservation Governmental Services and Commercial Satellite Imagery for Security and Defense" at 2:45 PM. • "ESA BIC - Accelerating Europe’s Space Ecosystem - Perspectives from Companies and Investors" at 12:00 PM. We look forward to connecting at #EuropeanSpaceConf!

Details of tower cables and docked vessels are clearly visible in this Colorized Sub-aperture Image (CSI) of Helsinki, Finland. CSI images are made by coloring the backscatter received for different sub-apertures and combining it into a single product. Human-made objects with flat surfaces or sharp angles typically produce preferential scattering orientations (anisotropic scatterers) that appear highlighted as a dominant color in the CSI image. In contrast, natural objects - such as trees and water - scatter uniformly in all directions (isotropic scatterers) and do not show preferential scattering geometries. They tend to appear as gray tones in the CSI image. ICEYE is able to produce CSI images for Dwell, Dwell Fine, and Dwell Precise imaging modes. Learn more about Dwell modes and see the unparalleled level of detail in single SAR images. https://hubs.li/Q033t5Yx0

Thank you NYSE for hosting us! Our CEO Rafal Modrzewski had the opportunity to discuss his entrepreneurial journey at the New York Stock Exchange as part of the Endeavor Speakers Series earlier this month. Thank you Trinity Chavez for the engaging conversation about ICEYE's growth story and our vision for the future!