NASA, ESA, and JAXA Launch the COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard
The COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard maps and tracks changes in air and water quality, climate change, economic activity, and agriculture due to the pandemic.
The COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard maps and tracks changes in air and water quality, climate change, economic activity, and agriculture due to the pandemic.
Scientists and researchers are increasingly using remote sensing methods to map and track invasive species.
A study that analyzed traffic around hospitals using satellite imagery and Baidu search queries suggests that the coronavirus outbreak may have started earlier in China than in December of 2019.
Satellite-based remote sensing is proving to be a useful tool to allow effective monitoring of lakes around the world.
In 2018, NASA launched the ICESat-2 satellite to monitor levels of ice. Researchers have found that this satellite can also measure coral reef systems.
New satellite technology achieved in in the last decade are helping scientists to more accurately map the universe.
Researchers have compiled an enormous global dataset with over four trillion satellite-based measurements of sea surface temperature.
NASA researchers are able to map out plant stress using a remote sensing from ECOsystems Spaceborne Thermal Radiometer Experiment on Space Station, or ECOSTRESS.
Inge van den Meiracker writes about her research internship in Greece where she modeled and mapped the seagrass distribution in the Southeast Aegean Sea using sonar data, remote sensing techniques, and GIS.
Using peer-reviewed GIS datasets and remote sensing data, 88% of the needed restoration effort could focus on just six countries that are likely to help restore tropical rainforest growth.
A recently published book features research on using Google Earth Engine to access and analyze GIS Data.
EO College, a platform for accessing MOOC (massive open online courses) about remote sensing along with other related materials was launched today.