Join us for this seminar on Friday, Oct. 9 at noon in River Road 301 and on Zoom. While wildland fire is critical for many fire-adapted ecosystems, emerging extremes in fire behavior are threatening c...

Sinéad was born a scientist. As a child, she asked for extra math and physics lessons on the weekends, and she thrived at University College London upon finding...

Recent advances in AI have fundamentally changed how we predict the weather, making forecasting cheaper, faster and better — we can now track even the most unusual weather event with almost pinpoint a...

Join us at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 3 in River Road and on Zoom. Summer GEOG Fellowship recipients will share their summer achievements and research made possible through their fellowship awards. ...

The next Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event – JURSE 2027 (https://jurse.org/) will be held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands from the 30th of June to the 2nd of July 2027 (https://www.jurse2027.org/). The Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event – JURSE has always been one of the most important international conferences for our work at EORC and DLR – see e.g. here: https://remote-sensing.org/contributions-to-the-joint-urban-remote-sensing-event-jurse-2025-1/ […]

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The first time I stood on sea ice, I could not tell which direction the coast was. A community member named Bryan could. That gap in situational awareness, between what a trained remote sensing scient...

Tropical forest expansion into previously unforested areas contributes substantially to carbon sequestration, offering an additional pathway for offsetting CO2 emissions and enhancing the resilience o...