NCEO researchers at UCL are using satellite observations and crop modelling to provide earlier estimates of wheat yields, helping reduce uncertainty for farmers, agricultural markets and food-security planning.
Tag: satellite data
Using Earth Observation to Prepare the UK for Increasing Heat Risks
A new policy briefing from NCEO and University of Leicester researchers highlights how satellite Earth Observation data could play a critical role in helping the UK prepare for increasing heat-related risks and build resilience to climate change.
Ensuring the accuracy of satellite ocean colour products to build a long-term record of changes in phytoplankton in the global ocean
NCEO Scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML)have conducted the largest ever global assessment of the accuracy of a wide range of satellite ocean colour products, which are developed by combining data from multiple satellites and used to examine the health and state of ocean ecosystems.
Turning Data into Action: How Global Collaboration Revealed Africa’s Carbon Shift
New research led by the National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO) shows a dramatic shift in Africa’s carbon measurements.
NCEO Welcomes Approval from EUMETSAT Council for new NCEO-EUMETSAT Earth Observation Collaboration Agreement
The National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO) is delighted to share the news that Eumetsat Council has approved a new international cooperation agreement between NCEO and EUMETSAT, Europe’s meteorological satellite agency.
Amazon’s Carbon Absorption Declines Amid Record CO₂ Rise
An urgent study, has revealed why global atmospheric CO2 levels rose dramatically in 2023 and rose at a record rate in 2024.
Wildfires Across the Americas have been supercharged by climate change
Wildfires across South America and Southern California were up to 30 times larger due to human-driven climate change, according to a major new international report.