How we detect and map biomass loss in tropical forests can play an important role in conservation efforts. However, unlike large-scale deforestation, small-scale disturbances...
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The largest antenna ever tested in ESA’s Hertz radio frequency test chamber is this 5-m diameter transponder antenna, which will operate down on the ground to help...
The Glasgow Climate Pact sets the agenda for the next decade on how to respond to the threat posed by climate change. How can space data support this and other commitments...
Using a combination of data from different satellites, scientists are predicting the amount of above-ground biomass stored in the world’s forests
Today, ESA and NASA have publicly released the first globally-harmonised assessment of above ground biomass – information that is vital for managing global climate change.
Russia has the largest area of forest on the planet, with more than a fifth of the world's trees. A new study, led by Russian scientists using data from ESA’s Climate Change...
