Exactly nine months ago Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine, starting a full-scale war on the European continent. Since then we have been reporting about the use of satellite data and other space-related technology Read More
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The SpaceX Starlink satellite internet system has been in the spotlight from the first days of the invasion of Russian troops into the territory of Ukraine. With the help of Starlink Ukraine stayed connected with Read More
Last month the Ukrainian people bought a satellite. A fundraising project for the purchase of ‘Bayraktar’ reconnaissance drones by the Serhiy Prytula Foundation ended with the purchase of a satellite to help the Ukrainian army. Read More
Since the Russian invasion into the territory of Ukraine, many organisations jumped in to help the Ukrainian people. We mentioned a few examples earlier, when satellite imagery companies offered to provide Ukraine satellite data to Read More
It is exactly four months ago today that Russian troops invaded the territory of Ukraine. The war in this country is still ongoing, with no end in sight. Groundstation has been reporting on the use Read More
We have been writing about the use of satellite data in support of the people of Ukraine from the first days of the war. Right from the start, Starlink has taken a key role in Read More
Spring and summer are the peak seasons for wildfires. Its consequences can be devastating, ranging from significant loss of forest areas and risks to residential areas, to animal deaths and severe air pollution. One of Read More
From the first days of the invasion of Russian troops into the territory of Ukraine, we have written about the possibilities of using satellite data technologies to support the people of Ukraine. This week marks Read More
In the now more than 80 days of war in Ukraine we have released two dozen publications on the use of satellite data in wartime. In our publications we provide the latest news and we conduct Read More
Before the invasion of Russian troops into Ukraine, the city of Mariupol was a steel and machine-building centre stretching along the Sea of Azov, at the mouth of the Kalmius and Kalchik rivers. Today, Mariupol Read More
