Machine Learning Reveals Two Decades of Shrinking Greenery Around Malawi’s Largest Lagoon
A two-decade machine-learning analysis of Landsat imagery shows vegetation cover in Malawi's Chia Lagoon catchment fell by 189 square kilometres ...
Tag: remote sensing
Satellites Reveal a River on the Move: Three Decades of Erosion and Accretion Along the Jamuna
A thirty-year satellite and bathymetric analysis shows Bangladesh's Jamuna River eroded about 55,436 hectares while accreting 53,496 hectares, migrating eastward ...
New Dynamic Network Teaches AI to See Satellites’ Hidden Targets
Researchers have developed S²DNet, a dynamic spectral–structural framework that adapts feature extraction and fusion to each scene, improving remote sensing ...
AI Maps Exactly How Far Urban Lakes Cool City Streets
A machine learning study of 25 lakes in Da Nang, Vietnam, quantifies urban lake cooling with SHAP interpretability, finding the ...
NASA’s SWOT satellite tracks most of the world’s irrigation canals, study finds
A University of Washington study shows NASA's SWOT satellite can monitor water levels in more than 85 percent of roughly ...
New Satellite Drought Index Reveals Hidden Future Drying Across China’s Loess Plateau
Scientists have fused three satellite-based drought indicators into a single comprehensive index that accurately tracks soil moisture across China's Loess ...
Machine Learning Map of Brazil’s Caatinga Reaches New Accuracy by Reading Terrain and Climate
Researchers combined terrain, climate, and location data with a random forest algorithm on Google Earth Engine to map the Caatinga ...
Tiny Satellites Now Track Autumn Leaf Change Tree by Tree
A three-year study in a Japanese forest shows that 3-meter-resolution PlanetScope satellite imagery, validated against drone and ground observations, can ...
Himalayan Glaciers in India’s Baspa Basin Have Lost 1.2 Billion Tonnes of Ice Since 1995
A new study of the Baspa Basin in the Indian Himalaya quantifies nearly three decades of continuous glacier mass loss ...
Satellite Radar Breakthrough Lets Ordinary PCs Track Sinking Cities in Stunning Detail
A new burst-level parallel processing framework lets standard personal computers run wide-area Sentinel-1 time-series InSAR, revealing coal-mining-induced subsidence across Jining ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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