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Astronauts onboard the ISS capture an image of Hurricane Dorian moving over the Caribbean on Sep. 1, 2019. Imagery from the ISS can provide decision makers with near real time data to support disaster response and recovery. Credit: NASA, ISS
Disasters

How Astronauts Use Photography to Help People on Earth

By
Gabriella Lewis, NASA Disasters

Species Distribution Modeling with Remote Sensing

McCullum, A.; Torres-Pérez, J.; Bengtsson, Z.; Johnson, E.; Paz Velez, A.; Blair, M. (2021).

Remote Sensing for Disasters Scenarios

Podest, E.; Hook, E.; McCartney, S.; Mehta, A.; Fielding, E. (2019).

Investigating Time Series of Satellite Imagery

Schmidt, C.; McCullum, A. (2019). Investigating Time Series of Satellite Imagery.

Using Earth Observations to Monitor Water Budgets for River Basin Management

Mehta, A.; McCartney, S.; Zaitchik, B.; Bolten, J. (2019).

Earth Observations for Indigenous-Led Land Management

Tabor, K.; Hunt, D.; Hewson, J. (2019). Earth Observations for Indigenous-Led Land Management.

Remote Sensing for Conservation & Biodiversity

Schmidt, C.; McCullum, A. (2019). Remote Sensing for Conservation & Biodiversity.

Satellite Remote Sensing of Air Quality

Gupta, P.; Follette-Cook, M. (2018). Satellite Remote Sensing of Air Quality.

Satellite Remote Sensing of Flood Monitoring and Management

Mehta, A.; Podest, E. (2018). Satellite Remote Sensing of Flood Monitoring and Management.

Change Detection for Land Cover Mapping

Schmidt, C.; McCullum, A.; Hewson, J. (2018). Change Detection for Land Cover Mapping.