Category: GRAS – satellite mapping

Ever wondered what Earth Observation satellites are capable of monitoring?

You might be surprised at the numerous different applications they can provide

Earth Observation (EO) satellites have become increasingly smaller, cheaper and easier to launch – and they are now orbiting the earth in record numbers. This is great news for the water environment as an increased number of satellites equate to more frequent and detailed data, allowing more water challenges to be solved along with the development of new remote sensing techniques. Continue reading “Ever wondered what Earth Observation satellites are capable of monitoring?”

A satellite perspective on wetland monitoring

The best way to take stock of national wetland resources

World Wetlands Day is celebrated every year on the 2nd of February to help raise public awareness about the importance and value of wetlands. Continue reading “A satellite perspective on wetland monitoring”

Is your future water use for irrigation a cause for concern?

Improve your planning of agriculture with satellite data

In many parts of the world, water resources are under pressure due to the ever-increasing demand from growing populations and the need for increased agricultural production. Water scarcity is expected to increase in the future, in particular for the 40% of the world classified as semi-arid. Continue reading “Is your future water use for irrigation a cause for concern?”