European Space Agency satellites show that a large dome of fresh water has been building in the Arctic Ocean during the last 15 years, which could effect major climate change in Europe.
A Theoretical Analysis: The Future of U.S. Commercial Satellite Imagery
Innovative Analytics and Training released an independent study that posits three alternative future scenarios for U.S. commercial satellite imagery in 2020.
Winter Haze Blankets China, Cancels Flights
Fog and haze blanketed the North China Plain on Jan. 10, 2012, forcing the Beijing airport to cancel 43 flights and delayed 80 more when visibility dropped to 200 meters.
Vietnam to Build Its First EO Satellite
Japanese experts are to help Vietnam build its first Earth-observation satellites to help the Southeast Asian country plan for the effects of climate change and natural disasters.
Border Patrol Wants More California Drone Flights
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials are looking to expand the use of remotely piloted surveillance aircraft to cover nearly all of California.
Earth Observation Industry Buoyant Despite Challenging Economic Environment
By Adam Keith, Euroconsult (www.euroconsult-ec.com), Montreal. The upswing in Earth observation (EO) satellite capacity looks set to continue, matching growing commercial and political demand for EO data, services and supporting missions. In total, 111 satellites were...
State of the Industry Report
What Are the Most Significant Forces Shaping the Remote Sensing Industry? How would you respond to this question? Perhaps even more important, what are the key industry challenges and their possible solutions? Earth Imaging Journal’s staff solicited the professional...
ESA Earth Observation Program in Jeopardy
The European Space Agency's director general threatens to keep its GMES satellites grounded rather than place them in orbit without sustainable funding guarantees by the European Union.
Lawsuit Asks: Who's Flying Civilian Drones Today?
As the introduction of unmanned aircraft into civil airspace edges closer, digital rights watchdog group Electronic Frontier Foundation raises Earth observation privacy concerns in court.
EO Drone Guides Tanker to Alaska Port
As citizens of Nome, Alaska, anxiously await critical fuel supplies, a small Earth observation drone helps assess potentially dangerous ice conditions and environmental impacts in and around the harbor.
