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6 Nov 2017
International Charter Space and Major Disasters publishes annual report
2 Nov 2017
International Training Course on Integration of Multisource Earth Observation Data for Disaster Damage Assessment
30 Oct 2017
Space-based and in-situ information supports Zambian farmers in climate monitoring
30 Oct 2017
New projects in Malaysia, Ethiopia and Kenya focus on use of satellite data to respond to environmental disasters
24 Oct 2017
7th Annual UN-SPIDER Conference opens in Beijing
23 Oct 2017
UNISDR publishes new National Disaster Risk Assessment guidelines
19 Oct 2017
SE-CONRED, SENACYT, AMSA, and IAA-USAC of Guatemala conduct training course on flood mapping
Sentinel-5P
18 Oct 2017
Sentinel-5P satellite launched to monitor the atmosphere
Sentinel-2A captured Lake Amadeus in Australia’s Northern Territory
17 Oct 2017
New online resources for Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service
Ganges River Delta.
12 Oct 2017
Remote sensing-based method complements in situ applications to improve river flow monitoring

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