Climate Change
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ESA project measures shoreline changes
Annual mean shoreline change measured in Start Bay, Devon, United Kingdom, from 2018 to 2019. The European Space Agency’s (ESA)…
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ESA releases multi-year biomass maps to keep tabs on climate change
Tracking vegetation biomass change plays a crucial role in understanding the carbon cycle. And quantifying the global carbon cycle is…
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Mapping tool shows best places to plant trees in United States
With climate change becoming worse and harder to predict every year, lawmakers and activists all across the world have trees…
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Private Public Data for Digital Twin
Noud Hooyman, Head, Policy Geo-information, Ministry of the Interior, The Netherlands; and Rob van de Velde, Director, Geonovum, The Netherlands…
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EO can make agriculture smart, climate-resilient
Even creating simple LPIS can provide knowledge and scientific address aiming at where, what and when, says Livio Rossi, Sr.…
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The US jumps on board the electric vehicle revolution
Australia is well placed to capitalise on demand for electric vehicle components. Image: Shutterstock via The Conversation. Jake Whitehead, Advance…
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International Geospatial Briefing February 9th – What are we doing about space traffic management?; new urban planning GIS tool to improve urban climate resilience; Drone Privacy Laws; World’s Longest and Deepest Alternating Current Cable Route; Ex-Uber team – Unfolded.ai
International Geospatial Briefing February 9th – What are we doing about space traffic management?; new urban planning GIS tool to…
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Humans force wild animals into tight spots, or send them far from home
Species included in our study, clockwise from top-left: sleepy orange butterfly, southern leopard frog, tawny owl, white shark, diademed sifaka…
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U.S. President Biden reverses the Paris Agreement exit
The United States President Joe Biden on his first day in office signed the reversal orders of the Paris Agreement…
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Cities could get more than 4°C hotter by 2100
Cars, asphalt on roads, buildings and people, all densely packed together, are why cities are hotter than regional areas. Image:…
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