DEA data and products

Satellite data insights into land, vegetation, and waterbodies changes down to every square 30 metres across Australia since 1988.

Satellite data combined with tidal modelling to map typical annual locations of mean sea level coastlines since 1988.

The knowledge hub brings together information about DEA’s products and services, allowing you to utilise our free and open-source satellite imagery archive.

A geometric ‘average’ based on culminative statistical data from each year.

National bushfire monitoring system to detect areas of high infrared radiation to identify potential fire locations.

Baseline data from Landsat and Sentinel-2 satellites, validated, calibrated and adjusted for Australian conditions.

Continent-scale map of surface water that classifies each pixel from Landsat satellite imagery as wet, dry or invalid.

Digital Earth Australia’s Intertidal product suite captures Australia’s dynamic coastal regions in unprecedented detail.

An annually updated snapshot of Australia’s coasts, estuaries and reefs at low and high tide.

View the mapping of more than 300,000 waterbodies across Australia with wet surface area present more than 10% of the time.

Best-practice spectral data collected by Australian remote sensing scientists from multiple locations and institutions.

Annual maps breaking canopy into three classes according to greenness of satellite image pixels at 30 m resolution.

Tracking of changes in 270,000 lacustrine and palustrine (lake and swamp) wetlands in Queensland since 1987.

Australian landscape mapped in three parts, showing changes to green, brown and bare ground since 1987.

Digital Earth Australia (DEA) Maps is a website for map-based access to DEA data products, developed by Data61 CSIRO for Geoscience Australia.

See real-time reporting metrics on the latency, user statistics, storage, and web service performance of DEA data products.

Find the data you’re looking for according to region. This explorer reflects data available through Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Find the data you’re looking for according to region. This explorer reflects data available through the National Computational Infrastructure (NCI).

DEA Open Web Services provide access to visualisations and data exports via WMS, WMTS and WCS.

We store a range of our satellite data products on Amazon Web Service’s S3 buckets.

Use DEA’s freely available data and products to examine, investigate, delineate and track burnt areas across Australia.