
Earth Day 2022 - Observed from Space
Published April 22, 2022It’s Time to Invest in our Pale Blue Dot
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Read moreOn February 10th, 2022, NOAA awarded Spire Global an $8 million contract for commercial satellite radio occultation (RO) data – the largest US government purchase of RO data to date.
Read morePeatlands hold more carbon than all the world’s forests. But humans have damaged them.
Read moreWatch this webinar to learn about Spire’s cubesatellite-based space weather measurements, including total electron content (TEC), ionospheric density profiles, and satellite Precise Orbit Determination (POD) data, which can be used to infer thermospheric density. All of these datasets and more are currently available via the NASA Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition (CSDA) Program.
Read moreNASA awarded Spire a contract renewal to provide earth observation data through the Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition (CSDA) Program.
Read moreWith weather data and forecast models, firefighting begins before flames turn into runaway forest fires.
Read moreWe are heading into the sun’s stormy season.
Read moreWith its strong and growing presence in the UK, Spire is excited to be taking part in this brand-new event, which will bring together a broad spectrum of organisations involved in the commercialisation of space for business, defence and aerospace.
Read moreLearn how Spire’s unique Polar coverage provides mission critical insights in the Arctic
Read moreAn elegant measurement called radio occultation captures precise atmospheric data that helps reduce errors in weather forecasting.
Read moreWeather prediction is an important factor in the success of sustainable agriculture. Equally essential is where we find ourselves in human history.
Read moreThe science behind meteorology has changed. Farmers’ need for accurate weather forecasting has not.
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