Detecting Bark Beetle Damage in Bulgaria
In recent years, large outbreaks of the European spruce spark beetle (Ips typographus) have wreaked
Remote Sensing of Mass Movements in the Bavarian Alps
Mass movement in the Alps pose enormous hazards. Due to a range of factors, it
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Heeding the Herd: Detecting Elephants from Above
VHR satellite imagery supplied by European Space Imaging to Isla Duporge, Lead Project Researcher from WildCRU at University of Oxford, has been combined with machine learning to establish a new methodology for monitoring elephant populations in heterogenous landscapes. The population of African elephants has significantly fallen over the last century
Highly Automated Beach Litter Detection
Tama Group is using machine learning along with Very High Resolution 30 cm satellite imagery supplied by European Space Imaging to create a highly automated system for detecting beach litter along the Italian coast. Traditionally it has been a human user who analyzes satellite imagery for changes, but this process
How 8-Band Multispectral VHR Satellite Imagery Sees Through Smoke in the Mediterranean Fires
As forest fires tear through multiple nations around the Mediterranean Sea, European Space Imaging (EUSI) is aiding emergency responders with rapid delivery of Near Real-Time (NRT) 8-band multispectral satellite imagery. While other satellite imagery providers collect 4-band multispectral imagery, EUSI offers the only 8-band Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery
How Oil Pollution Impacts the Health and Livelihoods in Conflict-affected Northeast Syria
PAX and its local partner PEL – Civil Waves have investigated the years-long impact of oil pollution in northeast Syria using Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery obtained from European Space Imaging and data from other sources, in combination with environmental investigative techniques, open-source information and interviews with residents affected
How Satellite Imagery Helps Protect UNESCO World Heritage Sites
When the Islamic State (IS) was rumored in the media to have destroyed two cultural heritage sites in Iraq – Hatra and Nimrud – officials could not reach the areas in person to confirm the damage. Instead, archaeologists with experience in the use of satellite remote sensing turned to very
