The Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) mission is the first NASA instrument to continuously measure daytime air pollution over North America, from the Atlantic…
Small changes in Earth’s surface can serve as early indicators of potential natural hazards. For example, subtle ground movements may signal areas at risk of…
Monitoring surface water is critical for supporting agriculture, sustaining ecosystem health, and managing water resources. The recent availability of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data from…
The Regional Focus Group Meeting of the Indonesia VLab Center of Excellence will be held on 28 October 2026, from 02:00–04:00 UTC, with a dedicated…
Rangeland managers need information about current vegetation conditions and how landscapes have changed over time. To address this need, scientists from the USGS and Bureau…
Weather conditions have a significant impact on public demand for First Response Services. In a changing climate, we do not only see an increased frequency…
The aim of this Event Week is to raise awareness among European forecasters of challenging meteorological conditions in the tropics. The event will feature presentations…
Radar altimetry has evolved from a technique developed primarily for geodesy and oceanographic research into a fundamental Earth observation capability, supporting an increasingly wide range…
Join Marta Luffarelli from Rayference for an insightful webinar exploring the aims and progress of the ESA SATACI cross-ECV project, which addresses one of the…
Ocean colour observations from Copernicus Sentinel-3 OLCI provide essential information for monitoring marine ecosystems, water quality, biogeochemical processes, and the health of the global ocean.…
Flash droughts are rapidly developing drought events that severely affect vegetation health, resulting in reduced crop yields and increased wildfire risk. Unlike long-term droughts, which…
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