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Tools & Setup Overview

ICEYE data works in the GIS, BI and data tools you already use. These articles show how to install each tool, load ICEYE files, style them, and run common analyses such as matching ICEYE results to your portfolio.

Tool

Cost

Runs on

Vector (.gpkg, .shp)

Raster (.tif)

QGIS

Free, open source

Windows, macOS, Linux

Yes

Yes

ArcGIS Pro

Paid Esri license (21-day free trial)

Windows

Yes

Yes

ArcGIS Online

Paid Esri organization account; Creator user type to upload

Browser

Yes

Yes, as imagery or tile layer

Power BI

Desktop free; Pro license to share reports

Desktop: Windows. Service: browser

Yes, via map visuals

Not natively

Python

Free

Any

Yes

Yes

SQL (PostGIS, DuckDB)

Free

Any

Yes

PostGIS only

Google Earth Engine

Free for non-commercial use; commercial use needs a Google Cloud plan

Browser

Yes

Yes

ICEYE file naming

Every ICEYE file name tells you the product, the event ID, what the file contains and the release number:

ICEYE_[PRODUCT]-[event ID]_[event or area]_[deliverable]_R[release].[extension]

Product

Prefix

Typical files

Flood Insights

ICEYE_FSD-####

Flood depth raster (.tif, in centimetres), flood extent (.gpkg), building statistics (.gpkg), release notes (.gpkg)

Hurricane Rapid Impact (Wind)

ICEYE_WIND-####

Damage raster heatmap, 30 m (.tif), damage hexgrid, 500 m (.gpkg), release notes (.gpkg), metadata (.json)

Wildfire / Bushfire Insights

ICEYE_FIRE-####

Building damage (.shp), area of interest (.shp), metadata (.json)

Flood Rapid Impact

ICEYE_FSD-####_FRI

Advanced Layers GeoPackage: per-acquisition observation coverage and flood extent