Just a few days ago came the news that Italy is facing possible rationing after water levels in rivers and lakes in the north especially fell by three-quarters amid a chronic lack of rainfall this past year. Today, 22 March, is World Water Day 2023, and we couldn’t fail to mention at least 5 things […]
Read More →Since I have been working in this field, one of the news items that has most interested me about Earth Observation services has been being able to monitor the rate of deforestation. And it was even more surprising to discover that thanks to their unique perspective from space, Earth Observation satellites are a valuable aid […]
Read More →Infrastructure aging is becoming a popular topic since new disasters are reported on the news every day. Consequently, special attention goes to maintenance: reactive or proactive? Quite surprisingly U.S. has been ranked with a C- on the status of its infrastructures by the American Society of Civil Engineers. Only considering roads and bridges, 1 out […]
Read More →It is late October, and summer is still here. Despite a few thunderstorms, it does not miss a beat. Since 1950, summer has lasted an average of 78 days to 95; by 2100, it could even last six months. In this regard, I would like to recall the words of astronaut Luca Parmitano in a […]
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