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Tag: remote sensing

Satellite Data vs Field Data: Why You Need Both

Abstract / Executive Summary Satellite remote sensing has become an important tool for environmental monitoring, enabling organisations to observe land-cover change, identify potential forest disturbances and analyse environmental patterns across extensive geographical areas. However, satellite observations cannot independently explain every ecological condition or establish the causes and consequences of observed changes. Field data provides the […]

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Beyond National Borders: Tackling Transboundary Haze Pollution in ASEAN Through Regional Governance, Shared Environmental Data and Digital Systems

Category: What’s Happening Abstract / Executive Summary Transboundary haze pollution remains a recurring environmental governance challenge in Southeast Asia, where land and forest fires, seasonal weather patterns and cross-border atmospheric transport can expose populations to smoke originating beyond their national boundaries. In 2026, the problem has again become prominent across ASEAN, particularly in the southern […]

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AI in Environmental Monitoring: What’s Happening and Why It Matters

Category: What’s happening Abstract / Executive Summary Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping environmental monitoring from a reactive reporting exercise into a near real-time decision-support capability. Advances in satellite remote sensing, computer vision, acoustic monitoring, and machine learning now allow governments and conservation organisations to detect deforestation, identify methane emissions, monitor biodiversity, and forecast environmental risks […]

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