The eyes of the sporting world have turned towards France, and we thought it was a good opportunity to look at some venues from space. Last weekend saw the conclusion of the Tour de France with a stunning victory for … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Paris
Ministerial Revolving Door Doesn’t Help Space Sector
In the week that the UK have appointed our third Prime Minister in less than two months, Rishi Sunak, MP, has a large in-tray to deal with; not least providing economic stability, cost of living crisis, energy bill support, supporting … Continue reading
Reducing Space Sector Carbon Footprint
Have you ever wondered what the carbon footprint is of the space sector? Or how many tonnes of carbon dioxide are released for every satellite launched? Whilst Earth Observation as an industry stands up and offers solutions to monitoring changes … Continue reading
Monitoring Water Quality from Space
Two projects using Earth Observation (EO) data to monitor water quality caught our eye recently. As we’re in process of developing two water quality products for our own online portal, we’re interested in what everyone else is doing! At the … Continue reading
Landsat Showing What The Eye Can’t See
In our recent blog we described the five simple steps to select, download and view LandsatLook Natural Colour Images. However, did you know that the Natural Colour Image isn’t actually a single image? Instead, it’s a combination of three separate … Continue reading