Ursa Space's Daniela Moody and Daniel Baruch were guests recently on the Alternative Data Podcast. In the episode, they discussed with host Mark Fleming-Williams how data derived from synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is being used to help make sense of the physical world.

It was a year like no other. A global pandemic altered daily life for everyone. Here’s a month-to-month recap of changes we revealed from space in 2020.

Six years ago, Adam Maher took a huge risk on an idea he believed in: making synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites and their stand-apart abilities more available to commercial and government customers. Ursa Space has since grown from his parents’ basement to one of the 10 Hottest

Ursa Space analyzed two major dam collapses in Brazil using satellite imagery. In both incidents, involving the Fundão Dam (2015), also known as the Mariana dam collapse, and the Brumadinho Dam (2019), a tailings dam suffered a catastrophic failure, unleashing a toxic flood of waterwater

A blockade that caused Libya’s oil industry to collapse in 2020 was partly lifted by rebel commander Khalifa Haftar in mid-September. Oil production has reportedly increased. How can satellite imagery reveal what’s happening?

Brian Barris, Senior Imaging Specialist, and Corey Miller, Head of Research and Development, discuss how they used satellite-based, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) to detect the oil spill off the coast of Mauritius in August to assist clean-up efforts.