Satellite Remote Sensing Blog

Hutton Hub – Hertfordshire, United Kingdom The University of Hertfordshire’s new Hutton Hub building, designed for the Student Union,...

Robroyston - Glasgow Scotland  The Robroyston Station road embankment faced major geotechnical challenges due to soft peat pockets,...

Understanding why soils and rocks fail is at the heart of geotechnical engineering — and few tools are as fundamental to that...

In simple terms, soil mechanics involves understanding the behaviour of soil as a construction material. Imagine soil as the foundation...

When we think about land development, former landfill sites rarely top the list of prime real estate. Yet with increasing pressure on...

Soil moisture is a critical factor in influencing agricultural productivity, ecosystem health, and infrastructure stability....

Soil mechanics involves studying how soil reacts to the weight of a building, changes in moisture, and geohazards such as landslides.

The effects of extreme heat can lead to moisture changes in soil, leading to large volume changes in certain soils and  desiccation...

Settlement cells or gauges are a suitable tool for this assessment, but how do they work exactly? Why Settlement Monitoring Matters in...

SAR is at its optimal when used in conjunction with other types of data analysis. Hydrological Data SAR can be used alongside...