Compiled from NASA & USGS sources
The Landsat 9 Earth observation satellite has been launched on 27 September 2021 to continue the Landsat program’s repeat global observations for monitoring, understanding, and managing Earth’s natural resources.
The satellite will operate in its predecessor, Landsat 7’s near-polar, sun-synchronous orbit at an altitude of 705 km, replacing it as it reaches its end of life as a scientific instrument. Like its predecessor, it will work in tandem with Landsat 8 to collect images spanning the entire planet every eight days. (Landsat 7's orbit will...
The satellite will operate in Landsat 7’s orbit, replacing it, and will work in tandem with Landsat 8 to collect global imagery every 8 days.
The Introduction to Drones for Sustainable Mining Course is an industry-specific short course, focused on the application of drones in the mining industry covering aspects of surveying, photographic methodologies, drilling and blasting, draglines and
The second instalment of the BIMHarambee.Africa conference will be held under the theme “BIM in 2030 and its role in smart cities”. It will look at what BIM in 2030 might look like, and
To analyse spatially allows the statistician to incorporate the spatial correlation present in many datasets, without which model interpretation may be incorrect. There is a wealth of knowledge on spatial statistics within South Africa,