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Increasing interplay among extreme events and land subsidence impacts calls for urgent mitigation and policy action to reduce detrimental ramifications to infrastructure and people.

American satellite imaging companies are witnessing a boom in demand from unexpected customers: those based abroad.

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Abstract: Using semantic segmentation networks to intelligently categorize remote sensing images (RSIs) is essential for urban planning, land use, and environmental monitoring. However, the complexity ...

Semi-supervised semantic segmentation methods tackle the time and cost challenges of annotating remote sensing images by using abundant unlabeled data to optimize the model. Many existing ...

"No single signal from volcanoes is a silver bullet," Schwandner emphasized. Yet, the remote sensing of tree greenness provides another powerful tool. "This could really change the game," he added.