Imaging technology which could enable more targeted observation of environmental conditions on Earth is being developed in research led at the University of Strathclyde. The project is investigating the production of a multispectral imaging (MSI) device which is a fraction of the size of conventional instruments. It could be installed Read more…
With rapid advancement and low costs of unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, there have also been calls for new or improved methodology to take advantage of the various data acquisition possibilities in geography. Whether it is reconstructing landscapes across time or even measuring specific features and cultural artefacts, multiple disciplines Read more…
Airbus Defence and Space in partnership with Digital Catapult NI, Invest Northern Ireland and the Northern Ireland Space Office launches a new space challenge to encourage Northern Ireland small and medium-sized enterprises and research institutions to generate new business opportunities using satellite imagery. The development of these new applications can Read more…
The Centre of Earth Observation Instrumentation & Space Technology has provided BARSC with a copy of a recent article that describes research into Frequency Selective Surfaces and their applications that has been conducted at Queen’s University Belfast. Click to read the article here: Frequency Selective Surfaces