05.03.2010 - Three scientists funded by the Natural Environment Research Council are taking a leading role in a major Arctic expedition this spring.
01.02.2010 - NCEO researchers at the University of Oxford are investigating the ground deformation associated with the recent devastating Haiti earthquake.
The National Centre for Earth Observation is a partnership of scientists and institutions, from a range of disciplines, who are using data from Earth observation satellites to monitor global and regional changes in the environment and to improve understanding of the Earth system so that we can predict future environmental conditions.
Our Vision is to unlock the full potential of Earth observation to monitor, diagnose and predict climate and environmental changes, ensuring that these scientific advances are delivered to the wider community embedded in world class science.
Research results from the first year of NCEO were presented at our 2009 Annual Science Meeting - see http:///www.nceo.ac.uk/science2009_presentations/nceo_poster_science_2009.html and http://www.nceo.ac.uk/science2009_presentations/nceo_science_2009.html
NCEO Researcher Joins Arctic Expedition
Three scientists funded by the Natural Environment Research Council are taking a leading role in a major Arctic expedition this spring. Dr Laura Edwards works as part of a team at Bangor University,
contributing to and funded by the National Centre for Earth
Observation.
See
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/news/full.php?Id=1201
and
http://www.nerc.ac.uk/press/releases/2010/08-icemaidens.asp
