Tag "remote sensing"
Remote Sensing Technology to Prevent Outbreak of Diseases
Feb. 16, 2015 – Satellites can help scientists follow parasites and viruses, and in some cases predict months ahead of time an outbreak of dengue fever or malaria, researchers said
Specialization course in Geospatial Technologies for Archaeology
The ArcLand partner Incipit – Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio (Institute of Heritage Sciences, Spain), in collaboration with the Mérida Institute of Archaeology, announces the launching of a new edition of
Exelis Webinar: Increase Agricultural Efficiencies Using Satellite Imagery
Exelis Webinar on Increase Agricultural Efficiencies Using Satellite Imagery February 5, 2015 As anyone living in a major drought region will tell you, water has become the new gold. Properly conserving and
One Week Course About UAV Remote Sensing Principles
It is a one week course about state of the art remote sensing techniques using UAV aerial images. A broad board of top level UAV professionals and researchers has been
Central Silk Board Using GIS for Potential Areas for Sericulture Expansion
India- the Central Silk Board under the Ministry of Textile has taken up a project to identify potential areas for sericulture expansion using GIS and remote sensing technology. The project
Alur Seelin Kiran Kumar Takes Over as Space Secretary
Distinguished space scientist Alur Seelin Kiran Kumar took over as secretary of the department of space and chairman of the Space Commission and the state-run ISRO here. Prior to his appointment to
Call for Papers: A Special Issue of Remote Sensing of Environment on Landsat 8 Science Results
With the launch of the Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) in February 2013, the already unprecedented Landsat global record continues and could reach 50 years or longer in length.
Arial Survey and Remote Sensing Technology helps in Exploration of Diamonds in Anantpur
In recent news, experts from National Mineral Development Corporation (CNMCD) and National Geophysical Research Institute (NGRI) have found another kimberlite pipe, possibly diamond bearing. Arial surveys of the region, along
UN Office Report Shows Opportunities for Remote Sensing in Humanitarian Assistance
The Policy Analysis and Innovation Section of the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) released the World Humanitarian data and Trends 2014 report, dealing with humanitarian
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