Remote Monitoring

In the heart of India’s rapid urbanization, a groundbreaking study led by T. A. Deshmukh from the Central University of Karnataka’s Department of Geography is reshaping how we understand and plan for the future of our cities. Published in the ISPRS A

In the bustling heart of India’s cities, a hidden economy thrives, one that’s as vital as it is hazardous. This is the world of informal e-waste recycling, where thousands of workers dismantle and process discarded electronics, often with little prot

In the heart of India, where monsoons and heavy traffic conspire to wear down roads, a groundbreaking approach to road damage detection is emerging, promising to revolutionize infrastructure maintenance and urban planning. P. Jayhind Pardeshi, a rese

In the heart of Ghana’s Central Region, a silent battle is unfolding between the gleam of gold and the green of farmland. As mining activities expand, they are reshaping the landscape, and with it, the region’s agricultural future. A recent study pub

In a groundbreaking development for the renewable energy sector, researchers have unveiled a novel method for mapping photovoltaic (PV) power plants with unprecedented accuracy and resolution. Led by Xiaopeng Zeng from the Institute of Technology for

In the realm of environmental monitoring and sustainable resource management, a groundbreaking review published in *Chemical Engineering Transactions* (translated from Italian as *Transactions on Chemical Engineering*) is making waves. The study, led

In the bustling heart of our cities, a silent revolution is underway, one that promises to reshape urban management and sustainability. At the forefront of this transformation is a technology that might not yet be a household name but is making waves

In the ever-evolving world of remote sensing and geospatial technology, a groundbreaking study led by Zhe Zhao from Chang’an University in Xi’an, China, is set to revolutionize how we analyze high-resolution satellite imagery. The research, published

In the lush landscapes of Ranong, Thailand, a technological revolution is taking root, quite literally. Morakot Worachairungreung, a researcher from the Geography and Geo-Informatics Program at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University in Bangkok, is harness

In the heart of South Asia, the Padma River, a lifeline for millions, is in a constant state of flux. Its banks are a dance of erosion and accretion, a dynamic ballet that has significant implications for the region’s energy sector and infrastructure