On October 4, EOSDA specialists and a colleague from Greenpeace hosted a free webinar focused on applications of satellite technologies for environmental monitoring and achieving sustainable agricultural production.
Change detection in GIS uses remote sensing to track AOI transformations, their dynamics, and their consequences. It’s easy to perform the analysis with change detection tools on satellite analytics software.
On October 4, presenters from EOSDA and Greenpeace will talk about applications of satellite imagery analytics in agricultural production and social and environmental initiatives.
EOS Data Analytics, a global provider of satellite imagery analytics, prepares cartographic material for indigenous and local communities of Chad to help them agree on sustainable use of land and water and mitigate the conflict over these resources.
EOSDA LandViewer offers a rich collection of historical satellite images in one place. Free and commercial imagery is available for online view, downloading, embedding on websites, and sharing on social media.
The island and town of Tangier have been losing land mass due to the combination of upland to wetland conversion caused by rising sea levels and wave-induced erosion. We reviewed two main ways of dealing with the issue: preservation and relocation.
EOS Data Analytics interviewed victims of the 2020 oil spill in Ecuador’s Amazon, monitored the situation around the latest incident, and analyzed satellite imagery to assess the negative impacts of the 2020 spill on the flora of the affected area.
In 2021, there have been many natural disasters, most of them due to climate change. In the future, the situation will worsen unless we change production methods and improve the global environmental management system.
Palm oil is an in-demand commodity, but its production and deforestation closely relate. Consumer goods manufacturers adopt satellite technologies and monitor their supply chains to fulfil their no-deforestation commitments.