Environment
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A Decade of Sentinel-1 Scanning the Globe: How Much Flooding Have We Been Missing?
Read more →: A Decade of Sentinel-1 Scanning the Globe: How Much Flooding Have We Been Missing?Key takeaway: Several global flood datasets already exist, but their long-term records rely primarily on optical remote sensing…
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InSAR Monitoring for Infrastructure: Ground Subsidence and Geohazard Assessment
Read more →: InSAR Monitoring for Infrastructure: Ground Subsidence and Geohazard AssessmentAs the old saying goes, it’s better to catch a problem while it’s still small. For infrastructure such…
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China’s MAZU System Brings AI-Powered Early-Warning Capabilities to Weather-Vulnerable Regions
Read more →: China’s MAZU System Brings AI-Powered Early-Warning Capabilities to Weather-Vulnerable RegionsChina is expanding an artificial-intelligence-based weather early-warning solution to developing countries, combining satellite observations, radar, buoy measurements and…
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Green Mining | Six Scenarios Unlock New Paths for Green Mineral Exploration in China
Read more →: Green Mining | Six Scenarios Unlock New Paths for Green Mineral Exploration in ChinaIn recent years, China has vigorously promoted green mineral exploration, carrying out a series of initiatives in areas…
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From Detecting Change to Assessing Risk: Satellite Remote Sensing for High-Mountain Hazards
Read more →: From Detecting Change to Assessing Risk: Satellite Remote Sensing for High-Mountain HazardsOn August 26, 2026, a cascading debris-flow disaster originating on the Nepal side of the China–Nepal border struck…
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China–Nepal Border Flood: How Satellite Intelligence Supports Disaster Response When Roads and Communications Fail
Read more →: China–Nepal Border Flood: How Satellite Intelligence Supports Disaster Response When Roads and Communications FailInformation current as of August 28, 2026. The disaster mechanism, casualty figures, and damage estimates remain subject to…
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Danube Drought Cuts Nuclear Output: How Satellites Support Water–Energy Risk Monitoring
Read more →: Danube Drought Cuts Nuclear Output: How Satellites Support Water–Energy Risk MonitoringOn 20 August 2026, Bulgaria’s Ministry of Energy and Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant announced that Unit 5 would…
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From Carbon Emissions to Carbon Sinks: How Satellites Support Carbon Monitoring
Read more →: From Carbon Emissions to Carbon Sinks: How Satellites Support Carbon MonitoringAs the world continues to pursue net-zero targets, carbon data is becoming an increasingly important foundation for climate…
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The Bald Range Wildfire Exploded in Size Within Hours: How Satellite Data Can Close the Speed Gap Between Disaster and Decision-Making
Read more →: The Bald Range Wildfire Exploded in Size Within Hours: How Satellite Data Can Close the Speed Gap Between Disaster and Decision-MakingThe Bald Range wildfire in British Columbia’s Southern Interior was first reported on the evening of August 7,…
