UNITAR-UNOSAT and Radiant.Earth Partner to Improve Earth Observations

联合国培训研究所(UNITAR) through its Operational Satellite Applications Programme (UNOSAT), and辐射have agreed to explore new Earth observation data innovations supporting humanitarian disaster management, global health, climate change, sustainable water management and cultural heritage.

With Radiant.Earth's capacity in combining the best in discovery and dissemination with the latest trends in image processing, and UNOSAT's experience in satellite imagery analysis and capacity development, the two entities will collaborate to make data and solutions widely available to the global development community for overall support of theSustainable Development Goals.

合作将侧重于联合活动，以提高对地方一级，自动化分析的对地球观测益处的认识，并为全球发展社区使用地球观测数据提供能力建设活动。

"UNOSAT expertise in rapid mapping combined with our shared mission to build the capacity of governments and non-profits in using satellite imagery for disaster situations makes this partnership quite powerful. Our alliance can help strengthen the resiliency in vulnerable regions to deal with climate change, displacements, food security, among many other global challenges," says Anne Hale Miglarese, CEO of Radiant.Earth.

“该伙伴关系非常适合我们,因为我们可以bine the operational nature of UNOSAT with the outreach and long-term impact Radiant.Earth is also looking for," says Einar Bjorgo, UNOSATs manager. "Finally, we will have a platform and solutions in place for accessing the wealth of Earth observation data out there, and the ready-to-use products that will go along with them."