Globalstar Europe Satellite Services SPOT + Rescue Extreme Athletes In Sahara
With sand in their eyes and no other competitors in line of sight, athletes did occasionally miss the markers and stray off course.
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Thaicom Responds With SATCOM Equipment + Engineers To Assist With Nepal Earthquake Disaster
"During crises such as these, satellite is often the only system available for vital communications and this system will provide the first means of communications since the earthquake."—Suphajee Suthumpan, Chairman + CEO. Thaicom.
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SES Joins emergency.lu… Expedites Connectivity Services To The Devastated Nepal
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Saturday, April 25, and aftershocks, have claimed more than 5,500 lives—rescue efforts are intensifying.
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TSF Brings Their Expertise To The Nepal Disaster
NSF teams have set up a high-speed satellite Internet connection for the UNRDC—United Nations Reception/Departure Center.
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X-Band Capacity Made Available To Nepal Search + Rescue Efforts By XTAR
“Satellite communications are often the first and only link to needed resources in catastrophic natural disasters.”—Philip Harlow, President + COO, XTAR.
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DigitalGlobe’s WorldView-3 Imagery Of Nepal Earthquake Available to Public
DigitalGlobe captured imagery of the area yesterday through heavy cloud cover with its WorldView-1, and WorldView-3, and GeoEye-1 satellites.
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The U.N.’s Open Satellite Resources Will Provide Emergency Response Teams In Nepal With Assistance
To support the rescue efforts, several agencies are involved in producing satellite-based information. UN-SPIDER has now compiled this information into an easily accessible format.
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Airbus Defence & Space Satellites’ Images Of Kathmandu Before + After The Explosive Earthquake
The before and after Pléiades images over Kathmandu, show the devastation caused by the earthquake. <br /> <br />
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Emergency Comms Equipment Rushed To Nepal By ITU In Response To Massive Earthquake
The emergency equipment includes 35 satellite mobile phones and 10 satellite Broadband Global Area Network terminals along with solar panels and laptops to support relief coordination efforts.
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Spacecom Comes To The Rescue For The Nepal Earthquake With Additional Capacity
"AMOS-4 at 65 degrees East is in an excellent position to provide emergency services and capacity for occasional use needs in Nepal and the region."—Eyal Copitt, Sr. V.P., Spacecom.
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