... to get a grip of what it is doing to the world For the last four decades, however, we have had access to Earth observation (EO) data and images from satellites which allow us to view the whole planet while also seeing some of the...
... the region is highly advantageous to the use of spacepower, allowing the data links from communications and navigation satellites unfettered access to users, and Earth observation satellites clear views of the region, aided by generally favourable...
... Space Office (NSO), forms part of a joint EC-ESA undertaking which aims to acquire continuous and accurate Earth observation data to improve the management of the environment, understand and mitigate the effects of climate change and support civil...
... and has led to reduced costs while complying with the legal requirement of monitoring a 13km radius. “Using Earth observation data is more efficient than on-ground monitoring, requiring fewer man-hours and lowering demands on resources which cuts...
... System of Systems (GEOSS), and to promote its use as a global infrastructure for discovering and accessing Earth observation data and information. GEO Members are ensuring access to GEOSS resources through a GEO Portal, providing an entry point...
...a sufficient stream of information, only a snapshot of the state of a location in the past. Eventually, in the 2000s and 2010s, Earth observation data users pushed the aerospace industry to pick up the pace. It is not enough to know how the world was...