The H2020 ACCWA project has designed and implemented new methodologies to monitor water use, crop yield and climate hazards from remote sensing data. This information will improve the reliability of decision-making in agriculture, helping quantify Read More
Articles about space for climate and environmental monitoring
This press release was originally published by NL Space Campus on 28.01.2025 [link] Researchers from Unmanned Valley and Greenport Duin- en Bollenstreek, together with NL Space Campus, have successfully developed an AI model that allows drones Read More
The European Commission, the European Space Agency, and the Network of European Regions Using Space Technologies (NEREUS) are excited to announce a new call for articles, building on the success of their previous joint publication, Read More
The coalition of private and public aerospace organisations introduces the first astronomical constellations made from space debris to draw public attention to space pollution ahead of a pivotal UN meeting. MUNICH 2024 Space exploration is booming. Read More
Peatlands are essential ecosystems for carbon storage, biodiversity conservation, and climate regulation. Understanding and monitoring these unique environments are essential for preservation and sustainable management. The European Space Agency (ESA) is taking a significant step Read More
Two prominent conferences recently took place in Brussels: EXPANDEO and the European Space Forum. Both conferences served as vital platforms for the space industry, fostering dialogue, collaboration, and innovation towards the shared goal of harnessing Read More
Featured Image Credit: Freepik Digital Twins and Biodiversity Nowadays, many scientific groups work with techniques and methods to preserve biodiversity and contribute to making sustainable environmental decisions. DotSPACE, with Nature FIRST (look at Nature FIRST)[1][2][3], Read More
Advancing Sustainable Development through Earth Observation and Space Technologies: Insights
The recent EXPANDEO conference provided deep insights into how space technologies can be used for assessing progress towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The moderator of the thematic panel was Betty Charalampopoulou, the CEO of Geosystems Read More
Digital Twins for Nature Conservation: Misconceptions, Challenges and Opportunities
Digital twins, once confined to industries like manufacturing and engineering, are now finding their way into the realm of nature conservation. Anna Davison, a PhD Candidate at Wageningen University & Research, is at the forefront Read More