The Colorado-based Earth observation powerhouse is raising the orbit of its GeoEye-1 satellite to increase imaging capacity while petitioning the government to ease resolution restrictions.
The Colorado-based Earth observation powerhouse is raising the orbit of its GeoEye-1 satellite to increase imaging capacity while petitioning the government to ease resolution restrictions.
Economic development often means an increase of harmful gases into the atmosphere. The European Space Agency's GlobEmission project uses satellite data to monitor atmospheric pollution from emissions.
During a recent 10-minute flight, a camera attached to an unmanned helicopter took multispectral images of peanut and cotton crops that farmers can use to detect disease or other problems.
In August 2013, unseasonably heavy rains brought historic flooding to far eastern Russia and northeastern China. Russia's Amur and Khabarovsk regions were the hardest-hit areas.
DroneMetrex announced it successfully performed a high-precision railway mapping project in Australia with its TopoDrone 100 unmanned aircraft system.
In just over a year, it has become Jordan's fourth largest city”except it's not a city. It's the world's second-largest refugee camp. NASA's Terra satellite chronicles its growth.
About 1,700 participants of the Living Planet Symposium are expected in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Sept. 9-13 for the European Space Agency's largest annual scientific event.
The Federal Aviation Administration will select six test sites for unmanned aircraft systems, and competition among states for the sites is heating up.
A Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission report reveals that observation drones collected evidence used to issue citations in the Tortugas North and South Ecological Reserves.
In line with a growing trend toward smaller Earth observation (EO) satellites, Andrews Space announced a contract with an undisclosed customer to deliver two EO microsatellites in 2014.