Just Released: Theia Bulletin n°15
Read the new Theia Bulletin with all the network news, a selection of focuses on products and much more.
Publications
Half VHRS Soil Moisture series updated
Up to 10 series documenting soil moisture at plot-level every six days have been recently updated.
Theia projects with the SCO label: an ever-growing list
Irrigation, forest, mangrove, infectious disease prevention, soil moisture, carbon storage, value of hedgerows, rice cultivation… Update of SCO projects related to Theia SECs and RANs.
Monitoring 700,000 km² of the world’s glaciers
The Rate of Glaciers Elevation Change product is now available on Theia. It provides a map of the elevation changes of all glaciers on the globe between 2000 and 2019.
Thermal Infrared: Understanding Practices and Assessing Needs
The main results of the survey conducted by the Surface Temperature and Emissivity SEC on the needs of the TIR community.
Meeting effectively not only current production needs but also those of the future
Bernard Specht, CNES operations manager for the Theia-MUSCATE SDI, talks about data production within Theia consortium. A perspective that we don’t share enough.
GEOV2-AVHRR: Monitoring Changes in Vegetation on a Global Scale over the last 38 Years
Long-term global monitoring of the terrestrial biosphere has raised an increasing interest in recent years. The Global Climate Observing System (GCOS 2010) identified a set of Essential Climate Variables (ECV) […]
Alex Storm and flash floods in the French Maritime Alps: Spatial imagery for crisis management
SERTIT laboratory explains how they respond to the need for rapid mapping during an event such as the Alex storm that devastated the Alpes-Maritimes at the end of 2020.
“Working on the democratization of products and services related to spatial imagery and on the creation of synergies between stakeholders for the common good”
Jean Massenet, CEO of Insight SAS and co-facilitator of the GeoDEV New Caledonia RAN, explains his vision of animation and mediation for the promotion of the uses of space. Read also a review of the OSS-NC 2020 event dedicated to New Caledonian satellites.