Deployment of real-time satellite remote sensing infrastructure to support disaster mitigation: A NATO Science for Peace collaboration project with Research Universities in Turkey, Egypt and the USA

The Kamal Ewida Earth Observatory: A NATO supported real-time remote sensing receiving station being established in Egypt with HPC-enabled near-real-time data products for mitigation of environmental & public health disasters

Acquisition, analysis and distribution of real-time multi-sensor satellite data, in a high performance computing environment, for disaster mitigation applications: Case studies from the NATO science for peace funded Kamal Ewida Earth Observatory in Egypt, the Electronic Geophysical Year (eGY)-Africa and the US Geological Survey supported AmericaView

Hydrological real-time modeling using remote sensing data

Abstract. Reliable real-time forecasts of the discharge can provide valuable information for the man

Satellite remote sensing for air quality and health research in Africa: a scoping review

Air pollution is a major contributor to the global burden of non-communicable disease, which disprop

Real-Time Wildfire Monitoring Using Low-Altitude Remote Sensing Imagery

With rising global temperatures, wildfires frequently occur worldwide during the summer season. The

Accuracy and completeness of a near real-time citizen science-based multi-disaster inventory in the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda

<p>Accurate and complete inventory of natural hazard occurrence and their level of imp