Monitoring Climate Change

Transformative solutions to conserve and protect our resources

Fighting climate change

Increasing green space helps bring down temperatures. Maxar tracks the quantity and quality of green space using satellite imagery and machine learning.

Utilizing geospatial AI to improve Indonesia’s urban green spaces

Green City Watch

Maxar imagery central to Madrid’s green space planning

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Counting animals from space for conservation efforts

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Using Geospatial Data for Climate Efforts


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Water surveillance

Better water management practices are developed by following the movement of water around the globe with satellite imagery and machine learning.

Maxar provided subsystems essential to GRACE Follow-on Mission

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Earth Observation Challenge: The Three Winners

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WorldView-2 monitors Wadden Sea coastal change

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In Colorado the mountain pine beetle has killed a large number of pine trees in the northern mountain areas. These dead trees increase the incidences of wildfires as well as contribute to climate change as they decay. It is estimated that the beetle kill has left behind a deforested area the size of Rhode Island. In these two images you can see the before and after difference caused by the beetle kill. To find out more about climate change and environmental issues click on the link in our bio. #beetle #kill #colorado #pine #mountain #wildfires #climatechange #nature #environmental #deforestation #worldview2 #wv2 #worldview3 #wv3 #viewfromabove #birdseyeview #satellite #satelliteimagery #vantagepoint

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Temperature effects around the world

In Maxar’s new Voyager Story in Google Earth, explore climate change globally.

Explore how rising temperatures affect Earth

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7 ways rising temperature affects the Earth

Voyager Story in Google Earth

Building the most accurate, most comprehensive coral reef maps

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Rising temperatures are causing Siberia’s long-frozen ground, called permafrost, to thaw. Scientist believe the permafrost last melted 130,000 years ago, but the current rate of melting this time is unprecedented. The thawing could worsen global climate change. These two satellite images from 2010 and 2016 show the before and after of one specific area where sinkholes where prevalent. To find out more about climate change click on the link in our bio. #russia #siberia #permafrost #sinkhole #frozen #thaw #scientists #melted #global #warming #climatechange #environmental #nature #geoeye1 #ge1 #worldview2 #wv2 #viewfromabove #birdseyeview #satellite #satelliteimagery #vantagepoint

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Tracking the Amazon

Satellite from Maxar and MDA detect deforestation and locate isolated indigenous communities in the Amazon.

Amazon Conservation Team Assists Census of Indigenous Peoples with Maxar Capabilities

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How Maxar Technology Helps Protect Isolated Tribes Deep in the Amazon Rainforest

Amazon Conservation Team

Protecting the Isolated Tribes of the Amazon

Narrated by: Jeff Bridges
Produced for Amazon Conservation Team

Glacial melt

Rising temperatures are melting glaciers and raising ocean levels around the world. Maxar satellites track the change in glaciers.

Maxar and Extreme Ice Survey Partner to Monitor World’s Glaciers

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Glaciers in East Antarctica also ‘imperiled’ by climate change, UCI researchers find

University of California-Irvine News

Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change

New York Times Magazine