Satellite Remote Sensing Blog

In the evolving mining landscape, the resilience of tailings infrastructure against climate change is paramount. As global temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more frequent, the safety of mining operations is increasingly scrutinised.   Given the large volumes of reactive or contaminated material stored in TSFs, any loss of containment can result in major environmental damage and high-consequence financial repercussions.  The introduction of the Global Industr

Dubai - Fujairah Freeway, UAE The Dubai-Fujairah Freeway, a 45 km corridor through the rugged Hajar Mountains, required innovative...

Kouris Dam - Cyprus  The 110m Kouris Dam near Limassol, Cyprus, is crucial for water management. Ensuring its structural integrity is...

City of Dreams - Limassol, Cyprus  The City of Dreams Mediterranean, opened in summer 2022, aiming to be Europe’s largest integrated...

Ancient History -  Modern Technology  The DOMISI project, backed by the European Space Agency (ESA), addresses archaeological site...

Panhala Fort - Kolhapur in Maharashtra, India The road between Panhala and Kolhapur in Maharashtra, South-West India, serves as a crucial...

Battersea Dogs and Cats Home - London, United Kingdom The construction of the new Veterinary Hospital and Centre of Excellence (VHCE) at...

Joshimath - Indian State of Uttarakhand Joshimath, a town in the Indian Himalayas, holds spiritual, cultural, and economic significance...

Monitoring ground movement above tunnelling operations is crucial for ensuring the safety and stability of surrounding infrastructure. As...

New South Wales Bridge - Australia Construction activity near an existing river bridge in New South Wales, Australia, sparked concerns of...

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

In the realm of geotechnical engineering and geohazard management, the ability to accurately monitor ground displacement is paramount....

Dams are crucial pieces of infrastructure. They provide energy, irrigation, and drinking water. These monumental structures hold back...

Traditional monitoring methods offer valuable insights into ground conditions, but they often provide only isolated snapshots in time....

Imagine having the ability to detect even the slightest shifts in the ground beneath critical infrastructure after an earthquake hits. What

Geology is a crucial component in understanding the context behind the SAR data output that our analysts assess daily. Here's a brief rundow

The future of infrastructure monitoring is here. The path forward promises exciting innovations but also new obstacles.

Hillside living offers stunning views and a serene environment, but it also comes with unique engineering consideration. As climate...

Subsidence is the gradual sinking or settling of the ground surface, often resulting from natural processes or human activities.

What is Creep? Creep is the slow change of soil shape under a steady load over time. This happens without a significant change in stress....