Earth Observation for Societal Impact
Record warming: How should Canada, its cities and citizens adapt?
May 22, 2024In January 2024, the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) announced 2023 as the... (Read the full article)
Where extreme heat stifles London's neighbourhoods most — in maps
March 03, 2022A series of maps, created by a team of researchers at Western University, charts which neighbourhoods in... (Read the full article)
Western University mini satellite launched into space Monday
August 23, 2023A satellite built by London, Ont.'s Western University has been successfully launched into space. The... (Read the full article)
Simulations in agri-voltaics suggest Canadian farms could one day double as giant solar batteries
May 06, 2023There's a potential gold rush for Canadian farmers in the near-future as governments make a push to... (Read the full article)
Meteor passes over Windsor, Detroit Tuesday night
November 15, 2023It was a brief, bright flash over Windsor on Tuesday night — and researchers at Western University... (Read the full article)
Western mini-satellite to launch aboard SpaceX as second mission spreads its wings
June 02, 2023A Western research team led by Engineering professor Jayshri Sabarinathan started with a CCP initiative and... (Read the full article)
Western researchers to probe greenhouse gases at city landfill
September 13, 2023The Western Institute for Earth and Space Exploration is leading a new project to measure methane released... (Read the full article)
Western University-led conference to discuss how Canada can lead space technology
October 30, 2022A group of outer space enthusiasts from various backgrounds are excited to gather in London to discuss... (Read the full article)
NASA's 10 billion dollar space telescope is finally going to launch — with CanCon
December 10, 2021After nearly two decades of halting development, frustrating technical and budgetary setbacks, the James... (Read the full article)
Sarah Gallagher takes helm at Western Space
October 06, 2021“The nature of astronomy sort of lends itself to thinking about big things. Things that are billions... (Read the full article)
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