Satellite Imagery Export as GeoTIFF or GeoJSON
Export satellite imagery as GeoTIFF or GeoJSON for GIS analysis and external workflows.
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Export satellite imagery as GeoTIFF or GeoJSON for GIS analysis and external workflows.
GeoPard lets you export satellite images related to your fields in GeoTIFF and GeoJSON formats.
Go to the Field Profile page and select an image.

Select the export options: type, either GeoJSON or GeoTIFF, and the number of buffered pixels. Then click the Download button.

The data in the exported files depends on the satellite imagery provider.
A Sentinel-2 image contains:
Band1 (GeoTIFF) OR mask (GeoJSON) explains if the pixel is located inside the field boundary
Band2 (GeoTIFF) OR nir (GeoJSON) represents the NIR band
Band3 (GeoTIFF) OR red (GeoJSON) represents the RED band
Band4 (GeoTIFF) OR green (GeoJSON) represents the GREEN band
Band5 (GeoTIFF) OR blue (GeoJSON) represents the BLUE band
Band6 (GeoTIFF) OR rededge (GeoJSON) represents the RED EDGE band
Band7 (GeoTIFF) OR swir (GeoJSON) represents the SWIR band

A Landsat image contains:
Band1 (GeoTIFF) OR mask (GeoJSON) explains if the pixel is located inside the field boundary
Band2 (GeoTIFF) OR nir (GeoJSON) represents the NIR band
Band3 (GeoTIFF) OR red (GeoJSON) represents the RED band
Band4 (GeoTIFF) OR green (GeoJSON) represents the GREEN band
Band5 (GeoTIFF) OR blue (GeoJSON) represents the BLUE band
This is how the output looks in QGIS:

A Planet image derivative contains normalized values:
Band1 (GeoTIFF) OR mask (GeoJSON) explains if the pixel is located inside the field boundary
Band2 (GeoTIFF) OR blue (GeoJSON) represents the BLUE band
Band3 (GeoTIFF) OR green (GeoJSON) represents the GREEN band
Band4 (GeoTIFF) OR red (GeoJSON) represents the RED band
Band5 (GeoTIFF) OR nir (GeoJSON) represents the NIR band

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