Access to satellite imagery remains as important as ever At the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, it became clear that satellite imagery provided critical intelligence to Ukraine from leading companies such as Maxar, BlackSky, and […]
A recent report on the European State of the Climate issued by the Copernicus Climate Change Service and the World Meteorological Organization highlights that Europe experienced its warmest year on record in 2024, which was […]
Meet Biomass, the Satellite Measuring the Carbon Content of Rainforests Google and AI – Geospatial Reasoning Mapping Seagrass Along the Italian Coast with Airborne Lidar Bathymetry Idea to Capture Vanguard-1, a Satellite from 1958 Senegal […]
As the role of Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) continues to expand, its influence is becoming increasingly critical in addressing the complex challenges of a rapidly evolving global landscape. From national security to climate resilience, GEOINT is […]
As the U.S. proposes deep cuts to NASA and NOAA, climate scientists warn of lasting damage to the global systems we rely on to track a changing planet. In 1972, the U.S. launched Landsat, the […]
Flying over Arctic waters, you’d never spot them. Beluga whales vanish against the ice below — their white bodies nearly invisible from above. Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) has always watched these animals closely. For […]
Hydrospatial technologies are increasingly becoming critical in addressing some of the most pressing environmental and safety challenges. From managing flood risks and monitoring coastal areas to improving maritime navigation and supporting climate resilience, hydrospatial data […]
Is outer space too vast to be polluted? Will it eventually self-clean? Let us not forget that humans have a tendency to spread pollution. What we observe around us serves as the most profound silent […]