Ash Aloft From Alaska’s Pavlof Stratovolcano
By November 15, Pavlof was lofting ash plumes to an altitude of 30,000 feet (9 kilometers), high enough to disrupt commercial airline flights.
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U.S. Army’s 35th + 50th Signal Battalions Send Stronger Signals in Effort to Contain Ebola Virus
“Connectivity could be a lifesaver if emergency services need to be called in.”
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Hughes + Multi-State Fleet Response Working Group… Disasters Bring them Closer… One Common Goal
...allowing responders to more accurately locate operational commercial facilities offering food, gas, accommodation and medical supplies.
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Helping African Nations Communicate During Chaos + Destruction
From the base operations in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, one General said, “These systems are like gold out in the field.”
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The Enemy: Ebola—SES Delivers Broadcasts To Educate Populace
"Many people do not understand this disease and therefore, tragically, do not seek the medical care they need."
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Ebola Crisis Activates Satellite Assistance
The satellite images will allow teams to better characterize where and how to deploy overseas medical staff and their support bases.
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EMEA Region E-Welfare Program Expansion, Thanks To Globecomm + Gannexion
The platform serves government operations in Mali, expanding on facilities in Afghanistan, Turkey and other nations.
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GLOBECAST AUSTRALIA… Exclusive Services Provider for G20
[SatNews] ...providing live multi-camera coverage of key elements of the G20 summit including arrivals, speeches and news conferences.
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C-COM’s Antennas Save Antelopes in Africa + Other Wildlife in the Great Limpopo
A rhino is killed every eight hours as its horns have become more valuable pound for pound than gold and this relentless slaughter threatens it survival.
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SkyVision Donates to The National Commission Against Ebola in Guinea
These funds will be used to cover the expenses and the needs of Ebola patients and their affected families.
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