Remote Monitoring

In a significant advancement for biodiversity monitoring and conservation management, researchers are leveraging cutting-edge remote sensing technologies to enhance the measurement and monitoring of habitat conditions. A recent article in Ecological

In a groundbreaking study published in ‘Agricultural Water Management’, researchers have harnessed the power of geospatial data to evaluate the efficiency of tertiary irrigation systems in the Muda Irrigation Scheme, a vital agricultural region in Ma

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled the intricate relationship between mining activities and vegetation dynamics in the Henan section of the Yellow River Basin. Conducted by Zhichao Chen from the School of Surveying and Land Informat

In an innovative leap for mineral exploration, researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method to detect metal concentrations in vegetation canopies, specifically focusing on iron (Fe) and molybdenum (Mo). This study, led by Daming Wang from the Ti

Recent advancements in artificial intelligence are transforming the landscape of remote sensing, particularly in the realm of water depth inversion, a crucial aspect for various industries, including mining. A groundbreaking study published in the jo

A groundbreaking study led by Rebecca L. Hall from the Environment, Soils and Land Use Department at Teagasc’s Johnstown Castle Research Centre is poised to reshape how the mining sector approaches soil health and heavy metal leaching. Published in ‘

A recent study analyzing the land use and land cover (LULC) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) over the last 50 years has unveiled significant changes that could have far-reaching implications for various sectors, including mining. Conducted by Mubbas

Recent research published in ‘PLoS ONE’ has shed light on the critical issue of hypoxia in the northern Gulf of Mexico, a phenomenon that poses significant risks to both ecological systems and commercial activities, including those in the mining sect

Recent advancements in photogrammetry and remote sensing are paving the way for more effective erosion modeling, particularly in the context of environmental management and mining operations. A noteworthy study led by Edyta Kruk from the Department o

Urban growth is a pressing issue in many developing countries, and a recent study focusing on Ikire, Nigeria, sheds light on the rapid changes occurring in this town over the past three decades. Conducted by Oluwole Ogunlade from the Federal Universi