Soil moisture
The record reads surface and root-zone soil moisture over a field and sets it against the field’s own multi-year normal. It answers whether the soil is wetter or drier than usual, and whether it is drying or wetting.
For crop insurers’ claims desks, agronomy teams, and lenders checking conditions behind a claim or a loan.
- Depths
- Surface and root zone
- Area
- Up to 250 km²
- Delivered as
- PDF, GeoTIFF, GeoJSON, KML, shapefile
01 · The order
What you send, and what comes back
You send
- The field
- Surface, root zone or both
- How many years make the normal
You receive
- Latest readings and anomalies at the surface and at root depth
- A daily series and chart
- A field-scale pattern layer from Sentinel-1, labelled separately from the main reading
- A PDF report
02 · How it is read
From the open archive to the record
Public sources
- 01
The main reading comes from ERA5-Land reanalysis and is set against the field’s own normal.
- 02
The pipeline was checked against ten USDA SCAN stations across six states over 6,653 station-days.
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