Access to assets

Storage allows you to work with the assets delivered as a result of a completed order or a finished processing job.

Assets are STAC-retrievable.

Assets can be either transformed with CNAM or not transformed. Depending on the transformation status of an asset, it can be associated with STAC objects differently:

• CNAM

  Transformed assets are associated with STAC collections that contain STAC items with STAC assets inside.

• Non-CNAM

  Not transformed assets are associated with STAC collections that contain one STAC item with the original compressed delivery as a single STAC asset.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Table.
2. To find assets ordered by other account users, click My account. Otherwise, stay in My workspace. If needed, use the search bar to find assets with specific parameters.
3. Click at the end of the selected asset’s line.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Table.
2. To find assets ordered by other account users, click My account. Otherwise, stay in My workspace. If needed, use the search bar to find assets with specific parameters.
3. Access the asset by clicking on it. View the information:
   • In Details, view asset’s partial metadata, its size, geometry bounds or the preview.
   • In STAC item list, select a STAC item to view the full metadata or preview specific features.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Table.
2. To find assets ordered by other account users, click My account. Otherwise, stay in My workspace. If needed, use the search bar to find assets with specific parameters.
3. Click at the end of the selected asset’s line.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Table.
2. To find assets ordered by other account users, click My account. Otherwise, stay in My workspace. If needed, use the search bar to find assets with specific parameters.
3. Click at the end of the selected asset’s line to add new tags or delete the current ones.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Table.
2. To find assets ordered by other account users, click My account. Otherwise, stay in My workspace. If needed, use the search bar to find assets with specific parameters.
3. In the Title column, click in the selected asset’s line to edit the title.

A STAC item is an individual scene that represents inseparable data and metadata. A STAC item has a unique spatiotemporal extent, that is, has one AOI and acquisition time in its characteristics.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Map.
2. In the search bar, click . Go to Asset type and select STAC items.
3. Adjust the filters and click Search.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Map.
2. In the search bar, click . Go to Asset type and select STAC items.
3. To search for STAC items only in your workspace, go to the search bar, click , and select My workspace. Otherwise, stay in My account. If needed, use the search bar to find STAC items with specific parameters. Click Search.
4. All STAC items matching the search criteria will be displayed. To limit the search to specific geographical locations, zoom in over a specific area and click Search this area.
5. Click to view all previews on the map.

A STAC asset is a geospatial feature of a STAC item. For example, a band in an optical image, a thumbnail, or a metadata file.

You can preview a CNAM-supported projected raster asset in storage before download. For example, georectified or orthorectified TIFFs, PNGs, and JPEGs.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Map.
2. In the search bar, click . Go to Asset type and select STAC items.
3. To search for STAC items only in your workspace, go to the search bar, click , and select My workspace. Otherwise, stay in My account. If needed, use the search bar to find STAC items with specific parameters. Click Search.
4. Access the STAC item by clicking on it.
5. In the opened sidebar, expand the STAC asset you want to preview. Select the View on map toggle to see a preview displayed.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Map.
2. In the search bar, click . Go to Asset type and select STAC items.
3. To search for STAC items only in your workspace, go to the search bar, click , and select My workspace. Otherwise, stay in My account. If needed, use the search bar to find STAC items with specific parameters. Click Search.
4. Access the STAC item by clicking on it.
5. In the opened sidebar, expand the STAC asset you want to download. Click the button with the file type next to Download. You can also download the ZIP file of the original delivery from the list of STAC assets.

1. Open the console and go to  Data management → Map.
2. In the search bar, click . Go to Asset type and select STAC items.
3. To search for STAC items only in your workspace, go to the search bar, click , and select My workspace. Otherwise, stay in My account. If needed, use the search bar to find STAC items with specific parameters. Click Search.
4. Access the STAC item by clicking on it.
5. In the opened sidebar, expand the STAC asset you want to stream. Click Copy URL .

Paste the streaming link into a third-party application or visualization software — for example, QGIS.

Why is my imagery black?

If your imagery doesn’t appear as expected in an image viewer, the imagery probably has a higher bit depth per pixel than the viewer can render. To view the imagery, visualize it in QGIS.

I’m not happy with the quality of the received tasking data

If the delivered data has quality issues, report this to the Operations team with the order ID within 7 days of data delivery to extend the tasking period, retask the order, or get a refund.

I have a project with several orders. How do I group all this data?

Add tags when creating orders for your project. After the orders are completed, search for assets with the specified tag in the search bar.