Remote Monitoring

In the heart of China, Hebei Province is grappling with a monumental challenge: balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability. A recent study published in the *Yangtze River Science Academy Journal* (长江科学院院报) sheds light on the province

In a groundbreaking development for coastal management and environmental monitoring, researchers have unveiled a practical workflow for utilizing Google Earth Engine (GEE) to pre-process satellite imagery and extract crucial features for mapping coas

In a groundbreaking development poised to revolutionize water conservancy monitoring, researchers have introduced a cutting-edge approach that leverages UAV remote sensing and advanced deep learning to detect and localize levee cracks with unpreceden

In the arid landscapes of northwestern China, where water is as precious as gold, a groundbreaking study has shed new light on the critical issue of groundwater depletion. Led by Wang Jing of the Institute of Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology of G

In the rugged heart of the Tianshan Mountains, a technological revolution is underway, one that promises to reshape how mining companies balance resource extraction with environmental stewardship. Researchers, led by Zizhao Zhang from the School of G

In the ever-evolving landscape of coastal management and environmental planning, a groundbreaking study led by Qin Wang from the School of Civil, Aerospace and Design Engineering at the University of Bristol has introduced a novel approach to shoreli

In the sun-drenched landscapes of Cyprus, a ghost town named Varosha has become an unlikely protagonist in a story of coastal resilience and technological innovation. This abandoned urban area, once bustling with life, now serves as a unique case stu

In the rugged terrain of the Aravalli Range, a technological breakthrough is reshaping the way we explore and understand mineral resources. Dr. S. Raut, a researcher from the Department of Physics at Shri. Chatrapati Shivaji College in Omerga, India,

In the bustling waters off the coast of South China, a silent dance of tectonic plates has been unfolding, one that could reshape our understanding of seismic activity and its implications for the energy sector. Researchers, led by Hu Yi from the Key

In the heart of Europe, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize how we monitor and manage terrain deformation, with significant implications for the energy sector. Led by M. Basarić from the Military Geographical Institute “General Stevan Bosk