By Veronica Köß | 21. June 2022 | Category General
Our presentations at the Living Planet Symposium 2022 also represent the successful completion of the VALE project (Development and VALidation of earth observation-based indicators for the monitoring of the Sendai framework using the example of flooding in Ecuador). Together with our partners from United Nations University we explored how remote sensing data can be used […]
Read MoreBy Veronica Köß | 10. June 2022 | Category General
How can the causes and impacts of natural disasters be monitored? What can remote sensing contribute to food security? And how can the large volumes of satellite data be processed and analysed as automatically as possible? These were just a few of the many issues addressed last week at the ESA Living Planet Symposium (LPS), […]
Read MoreBy Veronica Köß | 2. May 2022 | Category blog,
Bonn – Germany, recorded by the Sentinel-2A satellite on March 28, 2022 The satellite image of the month May shows the city of Bonn in western Germany. The image is based on multispectral images from the Sentinel-2 satellite of ESA’s Copernicus program. After downloading the freely available data, the scene was atmospherically corrected using free […]
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