The USGS recently surveyed Landsat users for opinions and data requirements for post-Landsat 9 missions, providing crucial insight into the potential future of the programme.
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Inspired by Dr Thomas Smith (LSE) who has engaged students to design environmental data dashboards, Kris decided it was time to implement his own live data dashboard.
I often get asked the best (free!) terrain data/DEM to use and how to access it. Here’s a run-down with an explanation
It’s that time of year again when Masters’ and Undergraduate students must make their decision of what to research for their dissertations. We therefore thought it a good time to highlight Google’s incredible EarthEngine Timelapse as a tool to help visually inspect potential study areas.
The recent announcement of the Landsat 9 project marks the continuation of the Landsat mission – the longest running earth observation programme beginning in 1972. But a lack of implementable advancements leaves us questioning the purpose of the endeavour.
Bosch’s new all-in-one environmental sensor chip has just hit the shelves, measuring air pressure, temperature, humidity and air quality all in a tiny package. For over a year now, we have been patiently awaiting the BME680. Finally, the wait is over with Mouser announcing distribution of the chip throughout Europe this week. At £7.63 for an individual unit, this is a huge leap forward for low-cost environmental sensing.
Welcome! After a couple of weeks of prep, We’re proud to unveil Remote-Research.org The site is geared towards showcasing exciting remote sensing applications and technologies (particularly interactive ones!). We hope you find it of interest and that it might come in useful