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Study: Integration of in situ and space-based data key for monitoring coastal zone changes
UNOOSA co-publishes guidelines for disaster emergency response in ASEAN countries
UNOOSA co-organized a workshop on human capacity-building in space science and technology for sustainable social and economic development
International Charter Space and Major Disasters publishes annual report
International Training Course on Integration of Multisource Earth Observation Data for Disaster Damage Assessment
New projects in Malaysia, Ethiopia and Kenya focus on use of satellite data to respond to environmental disasters
7th Annual UN-SPIDER Conference opens in Beijing
UNISDR publishes new National Disaster Risk Assessment guidelines
SE-CONRED, SENACYT, AMSA, and IAA-USAC of Guatemala conduct training course on flood mapping
Sentinel-5P
Sentinel-5P satellite launched to monitor the atmosphere
Sentinel-2A captured Lake Amadeus in Australia’s Northern Territory
New online resources for Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service
Ganges River Delta.
Remote sensing-based method complements in situ applications to improve river flow monitoring
Launch of QZSA satellite Michibiki-1 in 2010.
Latest addition to Japan's Quasi-Zenith Satellite System to support communication in disaster management
EvIDENz workshop in Bonn.
EvIDENz project presents mid-term results
Mexico earthquake
Emergency mechanisms activated for Mexico earthquake
Drought in Sri Lanka in 2012.
New drought monitoring indices for South Asia
Hurricane Maria
Emergency mechanisms activated for Hurricane Maria
EO College website
New Earth observation online learning platform launches with radar remote sensing course
Flood in Niger in 2012.
UNOOSA/UN-SPIDER requests activation of Copernicus Emergency Management Service - Mapping for Niger floods
New soil moisture data set developed under ESA's Climate Change Initiative
Hurricane Irma in the Caribbean.
UN-SPIDER supports emergency response for Hurricane Irma in Haiti
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