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The free and open data and information delivered by the Copernicus programme represents a valuable resource for Cultural Heritage monitoring and preservation at European and global level. The data and … read more →
Worldwide mapping of water quality data for all inland and coastal waters is now possible for the first time thanks to satellite data. Using high-resolution remote sensing data, EOMAP has … read more →
Two United Nations agencies (UNOSAT and UNITAR) have signed an agreement to protect cultural and natural heritage sites by using the latest geospatial technologies, including a satellite imaging system. The … read more →
Leicestershire, 16 February 2016 – Aerial mapping company Bluesky is aiding the expansion of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Kenya. Working with Cranfield University, the UK-based aerial survey specialist will provide … read more →
As reported in Xinhua, China signed a MoU with HIST (UNESCO) to use remote sensing technology to provide a new level of protection for the ruins of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, the … read more →
UNESCO and UNITAR (the UN Institute for Training and Research) have signed an agreement to protect cultural and natural heritage sites with the latest geospatial technologies. It was signed at … read more →
International Training Course On “Ocean Colour Remote Sensing – Data, Processing and Applications” Organized by International Training Centre for Operational Oceanography (ITCOcean) ESSO-INCOIS, Hyderabad, India November 10-14, 2014 Indian National Center for Ocean Information Service (INCOIS) under earth System Science organization (ESSO) is a dedicated institution for operational oceanography and the … read more →
In recent news by The Express Tribune, Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) in collaboration with UNESCO will install satellite remote sensing and GIS technologies across Pakistan for … read more →