OM DENNE EPISODE
Measuring coastal erosion from space and trying out space data analysis at home...
We're thrilled to have Encarni Medina Lopez join us to explain how space data can help us monitor our marine environments.
Professor Iain Woodhouse - who literally wrote the book on remote sensing - explains how easy it is to download satellite images and start analysing them.
Dr Murray Collins challenges co-presenter Kim McAllister (a journalist with no science background) to try some space data analysis at home.
Try it yourself: apps.sentinel-hub.com ( if you've been listening to the podcast you'll know which satellites to select!)
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ANDRE EPISODE I DENNE PODCAST
We're looking out into the universe with two astonishing experts - one lands spaceships on comets and the other grows microbes on meteorites in the International Space Station.
Both are based in Edinburgh.
Colin Snodgrass is leading the next UK deep space mission called Comet Interceptor. This will…
After our appearance on the BBC on Friday (Living in lockdown is like living on Mars - featuring Kim's interview with astrobiologist Charles Cockell) we turn to business and sustainability.
Two guests with amazing stories share details of their pioneering work.
Gary Watmough is using satellite data…
It's the season finale - so we've crammed in 3 interviews with 3 superstars!
Dr Steve Hancock is working on NASA's GEDI mission from Edinburgh with the University of Maryland
Vladimir Ivan is working with the only NASA humanoid robot outside the US, Valkyrie, to simulate life on Mars
and David Alex…
Time to move away slightly from the science and into the commercial applications.
We speak to two space companies working in Edinburgh - Orbital Micro Systems and EarthWave.
American company Orbital Microsystems opened its first international office in Edinburgh - Greg Porter explains why they chos…
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