Large seismic events such as earthquakes, including one last massive scale took place in New Zealand are making it more relevant to assess how highly innovative technologies such as those of Earth observations from satellites can be useful in the prevention of earthquakes.
We talked about it already in a blog article of 14/09/2010 in which we gave prominence to a controversy between the national civil protection and a group of scientists in order to use satellites to forecast phenomena seismic.
On that occasion the argument was that civil defense is really a harbinger of premature and false promises to think of a real operational action by the satellite remote sensing for monitoring of complex phenomena such as those that precede earthquakes.
However regardless of the positions listed is extremely useful to refine the technologies of remote sensing to contribute not only to ascertain ii damage caused by these phenomena but also to help prevent
E 'a window on the future and look very promising in this respect the Cosmo SkyMed satellites like today already able to manage natural disasters. He looks even further
and in that sense in recent days has been presented in Moscow "TwinSat," an Anglo-Russian scientific project, which should allow one day scholars to predict where and when future earthquakes will occur.
British and Russian scientists will work together to develop two satellites will be launched into space in 2015 ee will have the task of picking up those electromagnetic signals that announce the earthquakes.
on these medium-term prospects would be important not only listen to the opinions of the owners of technology and that the ASI and the manufacturing industries of the COSMO-Skmed, but also the opinions of the users of the techniques and in this case primarily the authoritative National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology.
and in that sense in recent days has been presented in Moscow "TwinSat," an Anglo-Russian scientific project, which should allow one day scholars to predict where and when future earthquakes will occur.
British and Russian scientists will work together to develop two satellites will be launched into space in 2015 ee will have the task of picking up those electromagnetic signals that announce the earthquakes.
on these medium-term prospects would be important not only listen to the opinions of the owners of technology and that the ASI and the manufacturing industries of the COSMO-Skmed, but also the opinions of the users of the techniques and in this case primarily the authoritative National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology.
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