A new framework uses satellite images, rainfall and river flow data to map the presence of surface water over time.
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Global 3D map of 2.75 billion buildings
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A new framework uses satellite images, rainfall and river flow data to map the presence of surface water over time.
2026-01-13
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Bathers Beach has been mapped to ensure the safety of those taking part in the Perth Sail Grand Prix.
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Ed Parsons opines on the evolution of AI in geospatial, and why it will soon become the new normal.
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The Geostationary Ring Natural Colour RGB global imagery layer is updated every three hours.
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2026-01-08
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Researchers have produced what they say is the first high-resolution (3 x 3 m) 3D map of all buildings worldwide.
2026-01-08 
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