Rizing Geospatial brings location intelligence experience to the transportation industry and SAP customers STAMFORD, Conn., March 30, 2020 - Rizing, LLC, a privately held multinational company and leading professional services firm that focuses primarily on SAP...
Trailblazing Aeolus Mission Winding Down
On April 30, 2023, all nominal operations of Aeolus, the first mission to observe Earth’s wind profiles on a global scale, will conclude in preparation for a series of end-of-life activities.
Trade events for Lidar, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, 3D and Building Technology Professionals Rescheduled & Will Take Place Together July 27-29, 2020 in Chicago
International Lidar Mapping Forum, ASPRS Annual Conference, SPAR 3D Expo & Conference, AEC Next Technology Expo & Conference, USIBD Symposium and WIPFLI Summit to Take Place Together July 27-29, 2020 in Chicago Portland, ME (USA) – International Lidar...
Tracking Turtles via Drone
While many students returned from the semester break with stories of vacations taken or jobs worked, Boston College freshman Branick Weix had something unusual and inspiring to share: his weeklong trip to Costa Rica to help researchers track endangered sea turtles....
Tracking the Climate-Driven Shift in Antarctic Plankton From Space
A study using satellite observations provides evidence for a climate-induced shift in the seas surrounding Antarctica that could have effects that ripple through the marine food web—and an impact on the Southern Ocean’s role as a carbon sink.
Tracking Kilimanjaro's Shrinking Ice
Cold, dry air at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro has sustained large ice fields for more than 10,000 years, but trends beginning more than a century ago suggest its peaks soon may be ice-free.
Tracking Carbon from the Ocean Surface to the Twilight Zone
A seaward journey, supported by both NASA and the National Science Foundation, set sail in the northern Atlantic in early May 2021”the sequel to a complementary expedition, co-funded by NSF, that took place in the northern Pacific in 2018.
Tracking California's Wildfire Smoke From Space
The August Complex Fire and others this fire season have been sending far-reaching plumes of wildfire smoke into the atmosphere that worsen air quality in California and beyond. Predicting where that smoke will travel and how bad the air will be downwind is a challenge, but Earth-observing satellites can help.
Tracking Arctic Freshwater Flow from Space
The Mackenzie River is one of the rivers used in an ESA-funded study that used satellite data to reconstruct two decades of river discharge and runoff.
Tracking Aerosols from California's Fires
he new Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite captured the presence of elevated absorbing aerosols”caused by fires”in the atmosphere off the west coast of the United States on Dec. 12, 2017.
