Satellite Remote Sensing Blog

Landslides are sudden, but they rarely happen without warning. With the right tools and data, decision makers can spot signs of...

Rain-fall-induced landslides are one of the most common types of natural hazards worldwide, and were responsible for around 26,000 deaths...

Landslides can be significant geohazards with impacts on communities, infrastructure, and the local environment.

Cliffs are likely to have landslides. This is because they have steep slopes and unstable rocks. Natural forces like rain and erosion...

Landslides are a major threat to rail networks, leading to track damage, service disruptions, and costly repairs.

In March 2024, a landslip occurred beneath a stretch of railway between Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton, UK.

When discussing ground movement and its potential hazards, landslides and subsidence often come up as two critical yet distinct...

In early May 2024, a section of the mountainside collapsed in China’s Guangdong Province, following many days of heavy rain. A 17.9m...

Landslides pose a significant threat to infrastructure… so, what can cause them? Landslides can be triggered by a variety of factors, and...

Let’s break down how we can implement satellite SAR data to improve the accuracy of susceptibility maps. Firstly, we must acquire data...

While navigating environmental challenges, there is one crucial point to keep in mind: Disrupting the balance with have consequences.