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Thoughts on the two disasters, sixteen days apart, and perspective on monitoring.
On 10 August, a Mw 7.4 earthquake struck beneath Chocó, Colombia, at around 110 km depth. On 26 August, part of a glacier on Langtang Lirung failed and sent roughly 100 million cubic metres of ice, rock and water down the Lende Khola and Trishuli valleys in Nepal.Both are already heavily mapped. The more interesting question sits outside the frame of those images. 1. The headline number said little about where people died The Nepal collapse registered as a magnitude 5.2 sign
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Press Release: Space4Good and RINA Partner on Satellite-Based Verification for Infrastructure and Environment
The partnership brings together Space4Good’s satellite Earth observation and AI-based analytics with RINA’s engineering expertise.
Space4Good
Mar 262 min read


Press Release: Space4Good and Japanese Space Tech Accelerator Forge Strategic Partnership
Bremen/ The Hague / Tokyo – Space Tech Accelerator (STA) and Space4Good (S4G) have formally signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Wednesday, November 19th, during the Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen, to launch a strategic collaboration aimed at accelerating the adoption of satellite-powered solutions across supply chains in Southeast Asia. Figure 1. Arthur van der Meer of Space4Good (left) and Genki Hiraga of Space Tech Accelerator (right) at the official MoU s
Space4Good
Nov 19, 20252 min read
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