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Machine Learning Empowering Digital Soil Mapping for Digital Agriculture

Dr. Suresh Kumar Dr. Suresh Kumar | May 12, 2025 | 348 Views | 2 Comments
Authors- Suresh Kumar and Justin George K In recent times machine learning (ML) models have emerged as potential tool in Digital Soil Mapping (DSM). It is an innovative method that generates precise soil information employing geospatial technology, including remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), geographic position system (GPS) and statistical modelling. Environmental covariates derived using RS and GIS are integrated Continue Reading »

Chandrayaan-2 Radar (DFSAR) discloses potential icy craters on the Moon

Deepak Putrevu Deepak Putrevu | May 1, 2025 | 454 Views | 1 Comments
Authors- Deepak Putrevu, Tathagata Chakraborty and DFSAR team, Space Application Center, ISRO Ahmedabad. Radar studies of the lunar surface have so far been restricted to Earth-based radio telescopes and Moon-orbiting sensors operating with limited polarimetry configuration. The Dual-frequency Synthetic Aperture Radar (DFSAR) onboard Chandrayaan-2 (Ch-2) orbiter is the first ever state-of-the-art high-resolution radar system in the lunar orbit. To this Continue Reading »

Spaceborne DInSAR-based Observation of Myanmar Earthquake on 28 March 2025

R S Chatterjee R S Chatterjee | April 22, 2025 | 519 Views | 0 Comments
On 28th March 2025, a major earthquake of magnitude 7.7 Mw hit Central Myanmar near Mandalay city at 12:50 Hrs local time (GMT + 6:30 hrs). The epicentre of the earthquake (21°59'46.68"N/95°55'32.88"◦E) is located 14.2 km NNW of Sagaing town in the Sagaing region and approximately 16 km west of Mandalay city, the second-largest city in Myanmar. The earthquake occurred Continue Reading »

Observing the changes in inland water bodies through satellite based wide-swath altimetry mission

Praveen Thakur Praveen Thakur | April 15, 2025 | 2292 Views | 3 Comments
Kartikeya Gaur, Pankaj R. Dhote and Praveen K. Thakur Inland water bodies play a crucial role in sustaining ecosystems, supporting agriculture, and regulating hydrological processes. Continuous monitoring of water levels is essential for effective water resource management and risk assessment, particularly in regions where ground-based observations are sparse. Traditional satellite altimeter missions have provided valuable insights into water storage and Continue Reading »

India’s Chandrayaan-3: A Leap-Frog Progress to Understand the Moon Better

Tirtha Pratim Das Tirtha Pratim Das | April 2, 2025 | 2033 Views | 0 Comments
Tirha Pratim Das and Megala S India's Chandrayaan-3 mission achieved a historic milestone by executing a successful soft landing on the Moon's southern polar region, specifically at 69.3° South latitude, a feat never before accomplished by any nation. This precise landing, at the designated 'Shiv Shakti Point,' enabled in-situ scientific investigations of a previously unexplored lunar terrain. The mission lasted Continue Reading »