A new partnership between NASA and India’s ISRO is set to revolutionize our understanding of the planet’s surface with the ...

These technology demonstrations include Sen ... On ArgUS, BAE Systems will test new hardware and software for Earth observation and weather monitoring. Results may yield critical insights ...

NASA-ISRO launch world’s first Earth-observing satellite with dual-frequency radar in a $1.5 Billion partnership.

Pixxel secures a new iDEX SPARK Grant to develop advanced Hyperspectral and MWIR payloads for the Indian Air Force, boosting ...

ESA's Director of Earth Observation Programmes, Simonetta Cheli, said, "As a space agency, it is our duty to harness the unique power of Earth observing technology to inform the critical decisions ...

In the Flight and Technology elements, the degree that NASA investment ... Will, with the expectation that the capabilities of non-traditional providers of Earth observations continue to increase in ...

Global Earth Observation Market to Cross $8 Billion ... the report said. EO technology, which provides critical data for industries ranging from agriculture to environmental monitoring and defense ...

Imaging technology which could enable more targeted observation of environmental conditions on Earth is being developed in research led at the University of Strathclyde. The project is investigating ...

Under the MOU, both SmartSat and Elders have committed to using satellite-enabled earth observation technologies ... areas such as using satellite technology to monitor and report emissions ...

"Our goal is to take concrete steps toward improving our Earth observation and data processing ... a-kind laboratory that enables research and technology development not possible on Earth.

The NISAR mission marks a significant milestone in NASA’s ongoing collaboration with ISRO, indicative of strong bilateral ...

"Airbus is improving our ability to observe and understand our planet as well as democratizing access to space by accommodating more research and technology demonstrations on the ISS than ever ...