Satellite Imagery

Project / Mission / Initiative / Community Portal

MarineAware Project / Mission / Initiative / Community Portal

MarineAware

MarineAware is a modelling and visualisation platform for identifying and responding to oil spills at sea. It was developed by Riskaware for the Earth and Sea Observation System (EASOS) project as part of the UK Space’s Agency’s International Partnership Programme (IPP). Since it's initial development for the EASOS project, MarineAware and its modelling output have been used by the UK, US and Malaysian governments, as well as by commercial response and salvage companies in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

GBDX YouTube Channel Capacity Building and Training Material

GBDX YouTube Channel

GBDX is DigitalGlobe's Geospatial Big Data Platform which combines data access to satellite imagery with access to innovative algorithms to develop new solutions to tackle new market segments

The GBDX YouTube Channel contains useful videos for customers using the GBDX user interface, such as "How to create a workspace", "How to search for images", and "How to select materials"

Webinar: How a leading space agency is preparing their satellite imagery for the future of analytics

What you will learn

The importance of standardized Analysis Ready Data (ARD) for the future of Earth image analytics
Demo – How to automatically create and extract equity from ARD imagery and the Open Data Cube
Validation – ARD Accuracy and Quality assessment from SANSA’s project

Date

Thursday May 20 2021

Time

10:00am EDT (2:00pm GMT)

Copernicus Marine Data Stream for Operational Services - Ocean Applications

Overview

This is a free virtual (online only) workshop held in English. The majority of the course is composed of self-paced learning with educational resources provided through an online learning platform called Moodle. However, instructors will also be running live training sessions in the 2nd and 3rd weeks, where participants have the opportunity to join two-hour live ‘espresso’ training sessions covering SNAP and python demos, data access, tailored workflows, and question and answer sessions for 1:1 interaction.

Application of Satellite Remote Sensing to Support Water Resources Management in Latin America and the Caribbean

Host

Centro Internacional de Hidroinformática (CIH)

Location

Foz de Iguazú, Brazil

Date Range

Monday, July 11, 2016 to Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Introductory Webinar: Remote Sensing of Coastal Ecosystems

Date Range:

August 25, 2020. September 8, 2020.

Times:

11:00-12:00 EDT (English) or 14:00-15:00 EDT (Spanish)

European Space Agency - Space Solutions Stakeholder

European Space Agency - Space Solutions

ESA Space Solutions is the go-to place for great business ideas involving space in all sectors. ESA Space Solutions provides funding for teams to run Feasibility Studies and Pilot Projects. It supports teams to develop commercial services using satellite data and space technologies. Successful applicants receive:

Zero-equity funding (from €60k to €2M+ per activity).
A personalised ESA consultant.
Technical & commercial guidance.
Access to our network of partners.
Credibility of the ESA brand.

Second International Operational Satellite Oceanography Symposium Event

Second International Operational Satellite Oceanography Symposium

Overview:

The Executive Steering and Programme Committees are pleased to invite community members from all levels of the value chain, from data providers to users, of operational satellite oceanographic data, products and applications, to attend the 2nd international Operational Satellite Oceanography (OSO) Symposium to be held in a virtual format on 25-27 May 2021.

The meeting is co-organised by EUMETSAT & NOAA NESDIS STAR.

Article

Space for Communities: Space-based evidence to support community rights to water Article

Space for Communities: Space-based evidence to support community rights to water

Satellite imagery can be used to identify and monitor environmental and social impacts, and help solve human problems around the world. Despite rapid advancements in space-based technologies, not enough people have access to satellite data and all the insights it offers. Satellite imagery provides an objective way of verifying or validating the testimony of communities who are being impacted by social or environmental harms.