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EnMAP - Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program

The Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program (EnMAP) is a German hyperspectral satellite mission that monitors and characterizes Earth’s environment on a global scale. EnMAP delivers accurate data that provides information on the status and evolution of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, supporting environmental monitoring, management, and decision-making.
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EnMAP - Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program

EnMAP HSI - Level 0 Quicklooks - Global

The EnMAP HSI L0 Quicklooks collection contains the VNIR and SWIR quicklook images as well as the quality masks for haze, cloud, or snow; based on the latest atmospheric correction methodology of the land processor. It allows users to get an overview which L0 data has been acquired and archived since the operational start of the EnMAP mission and which data is potentially available for on-demand processing into higher level products with specific processing parameters via the EOWEB-GeoPortal. The database is constantly updated with newly acquired L0 data.


EnMAP HSI - Level 2A Hyperspectral Images - Global

The EnMAP HSI L2A dataset collection comprises a standardized, consistent, systematically processed, and cloud-native level-2A dataset series for the entire mission. It is especially useful for big data or time series analyses. The dataset is processed with the atmospheric correction over land processor and is provided in cloud-optimized GeoTIFF format for direct access and download. The metadata follows the CEOS Analysis Ready Data (CEOS-ARD) framework. The database is constantly updated with newly acquired data.


EnMAP HSI - SpectralEarth – non-georeferenced – Global

SpectralEarth is a large-scale multi-temporal dataset designed to address the current lack of comprehensive, globally representative hyperspectral datasets, which has limited the development of foundation models in hyperspectral remote sensing. It is intended for users from the AI and data mining domain to develop self-supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms on hyperspectral imagery.