Robbi Bishop-Taylor 🛰️🌏

@satellitesci.bsky.social

Coastal Earth Observation Scientist from Canberra, Australia. Using satellite remote sensing 🛰️, open-source geospatial 🔓🗺️, Python + R 🧑‍💻 and dataviz 🎨 to map the earth through space + time... 🌏

We’re excited to release the first version of our (Geo)Parquet Viewer. It supports both GeoParquet and Parquet files. We hope it's a useful tool for the initial exploration of Parquet datasets and are looking forward to your feedback. Try it today at geoparquet.info

Screenshot of the GeoParquet Viewer

Mōrena, Good morning ☀️ Day 1! FOSS4G 2025 is finally here! We are full of smiles to welcome you to this year's global conference and to Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, NZ. Look out for our signs when you arrive at Auckland University of Technology. #osgeo #foss4g

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We’re just days away from the launch of #MetopSGA1! The upper composite housing the satellite has been transferred to the #Ariane6 launcher. 🚀 Are you ready? 🗓 Launch: 12 Aug 📍 Europe’s Spaceport, Kourou 🔗 Lift off scheduled at 21:37 local time (00:37 UTC, 02:37 CEST on August 13): bit.ly/4onryyV

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This week experts gathered in Nice for the UN Ocean Conference. In our new article we highlight the role of satellite data in supporting ocean science 🌊 Dr Thomas Jackson explains how Sentinel-3 imagery helps identify/monitor algal blooms & how they are powerful indicators of change: bit.ly/4jQecrc

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👀👀 "The #Landsat Next project is currently assessing alternate mission architectures to support more affordable ways to maintain the continuity of Landsat imagery per the language in the FY26 President’s Budget Request (PBR). Updates will be forthcoming." landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/satellites/l...

Landsat Next | Landsat Science

The Landsat Next project is currently assessing alternate mission architectures to support more affordable ways to maintain the continuity of Landsat imagery per the language in the FY26 President’s B...

landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov

🧪🛰️🔥🧊 Smoke over the pole? Maybe, first its detection is difficult but it can be done. Regular visible image do not show it unless it is super thick (where a regular white cloud would look brown or even black). In this case, regular visible image does not show any indication of it. But ... 1/n

VISIBLE image from SNPP-VIIRS sensor for Jun7 and 8, 2025