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Tag Archives: Disaster

Is the Southern UK Flooding a Disaster?

Posted on 12 February 2014 by Andy

Over the last couple of months flooding has impacted the southern half of the UK. Coastal surges affected the South East of England in early December and the Somerset levels became flooded in the middle that month; and they remain … Continue reading →

Posted in Earth Observation, Landsat, Space Can Help | Tagged Disaster, Earth Observation, Flooding, International Charter: Space and Major Disasters

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