Remote Monitoring

In a groundbreaking development poised to revolutionize remote sensing applications, researchers have introduced a lightweight neural network designed to enhance land cover and land use (LCLU) segmentation with unprecedented efficiency. This innovati

In the verdant landscapes of northwestern Peru, a silent threat lurks beneath the surface, one that could potentially shake the foundations of the region’s agricultural industry. A recent study published in *Scientific Reports* (translated as *Scient

In the heart of Indonesia’s southern coast, a silent transformation is unfolding, one that could hold significant implications for the energy sector and climate change mitigation. A recent study published in *Scientifica* (translated as “The Sciences

In the heart of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, a vast and rugged landscape, a groundbreaking study is revolutionizing how we detect and understand geohazards. Dr. Zhenhong Li, a researcher from the State Key Laboratory of Loess Science at Chang’an Univer

In the heart of Ethiopia, a critical battle for ecological balance is unfolding around Lake Haramaya, a vital watershed that has borne the brunt of climate change, human activity, and shifting land use. A groundbreaking study published in *Nova Geode

In a groundbreaking development for coastal management and environmental monitoring, researchers have pioneered a novel approach to track shoreline changes with unprecedented accuracy. The study, led by Hairuo Yu from the School of Public Administrat

In the unforgiving expanse of Antarctica, where ice and ocean collide in a dance of ever-changing patterns, a groundbreaking study is illuminating the path to safer navigation for icebreakers and research stations. Led by Lijuan Wang from the Center

In the heart of the Mediterranean, Alexandria Port stands as a vital artery for global trade, a bustling hub where the pulse of maritime commerce is ever-present. Yet, the COVID-19 pandemic brought an unprecedented stillness to this usually vibrant s

In the heart of Africa, where the bustling city of Goma hums with life, a slumbering giant stirs. Nyiragongo volcano, a mere 12 miles away, is a constant reminder of the delicate balance between urban development and natural hazards. A recent study,

In the heart of Kabul, a groundbreaking study led by Mohammad Wasil Jalali, a computer science researcher at Kabul Polytechnic University, is set to revolutionize air quality monitoring and prediction, particularly in resource-constrained regions lik