Radar Satellites Lead the Way: Shedding light in the dark
This video is based on data acquisitions from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission between 3 October…
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Watching A Pacific Island with SAR for 5 Years
Jim Garvin and Dan Slayback are two NASA scientists who have studied the volcanic island.…
SAR on the Agenda for University of Auckland and the National Science Challenge
Putting objects in space is important work. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), for example, is critical…
30 Years Ago: Magellan SAR Map Venus
Venus has often been called Earth’s sister planet, mainly because the two are roughly the…
Speeding Sea Level Rise Due to Ice Loss
Antarctic Ice Loss Ramps Up, Speeding Sea Level Rise Antarctica’s ice loss has accelerated in…
Case Study Run By Planet Watchers & AirBus
Early Drought and Disease Detection in Eucalyptus Clones at Scale Challenge: Planted Eucalyptus forests are increasingly…
L and S band SAR on India’s Moon Mission
India’s space agency ISRO will attempt to launch its second lunar Chandrayaan-2, in April this…
Road to the Arctic Ocean by RADARSAT-2
From its orbit roughly 800km above the Earth, RADARSAT-2 has an incredible vantage point. Its…
VA001 unmanned aerial system (UAS) from Vanilla Aircraft
NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT FACILITY, Va. The VA001 unmanned aerial system (UAS) from Vanilla Aircraft (Falls…
Does fracking cause earthquakes?
Researchers went high in the sky to find out what’s shakin’ below the Earth. What…