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NISAR S-Band M Delta Polarimetric Imaging Captures Geospatial Pattern in West Antarctica on 12 August 2026
Pre and post images of the flood affected areas as viewed by RS2A on 26 August
Pre and post images of the flood affected areas as viewed by RS2A on 26 August
Pre and post images of the flood affected areas as viewed by RS2A on 26 August
USA – Agricultural Irrigation (FCC) by NISAR S-Band SAR– 09 Jul 2026
NISAR S-Band Polarimetric Imaging Spots a ‘Hummingbird’-Like Spatial Pattern in Antarctica on 08 February 2026
Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh – M-Delta Decomposition image by NISAR S-Band SAR –19 Jan 2026
Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu – False Color Composite (FCC) by NISAR S-Band SAR –02 Jul 2026
Krishna Delta, Andhra Pradesh – M-Delta Decomposition (CIRPOL) by NISAR S-Band SAR – 20 Mar 2026
M-Delta Decomposition Image, Ganga Barrage , Uttar Pradesh by NISAR S-Band SAR – 17 Nov 2025
Antarctica Acquired in HH Polarization by NISAR S-Band SAR – 10 Jul 2026
Strait of Hormuz as captured by Resourcesat-2 AWiFS sensor on 05.07.2026
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad as viewed by Cartosat-2S on 11Apr2025
Mecca & Surroundings, Saudi Arabia as viewed by Cartosat-2S on 23Jun2024
The Sundarbans, Bangladesh by NISAR S-Band SAR, Hybrid Polarisation as on 09.11.2025
Glacial Terrain, Rennick Glacier, Antarctica by NISAR S-Band SAR, Hybrid Polarisation as on 05.11.2025
Cochin Airport as viewed by IRS Satellite on 17.02.2025
Mikeno Volcano and its Surroundings, Congo, Africa by NISAR S-Band SAR, Hybrid Polarisation as on 03.11.2025
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Telangana State Secretariat & surroundings as viewed by Cartosat-2S on 26.01.2025
Kartavya Path & surroundings as viewed by Cartosat-3 on 06.05.2025
Sabarimala Temple & surroundings as viewed by Cartosat-2S on 15.03.2024
Tajmahal & surroundings as viewed by Cartosat-2S on 08.11.2023
Pune as viewed by IRS Satellite on 05 Feb 2025
Ram Mandir, Ayodhya as viewed by IRS Satellite on 04.02.2025
Maha Kumbh Mela 2025- Pre & Post- 22.12.2024 & 20.01.2025
NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) Information
NISAR is a joint Earth-observing mission between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) with the goal to make global measurements of the causes and consequences of land surface changes using advanced radar imaging. This mission concept and the resulting partnership are in response to the National Academy of Science’s 2007 survey of Earth observational priorities for the next decade, known as the decadal survey. One of the top priorities identified in this survey was to gain data and insight in three Earth science domains: ecosystems, deformation of Earth's crust and cryospheric sciences.
NICES (National Information System for Climate and Environment Studies) NEW
EOS-06 OCM-3 observations reveal a distinct seasonal evolution, intensification and spatial migration of the winter phytoplankton bloom over the Arabian Sea, with bloom initiation occurring in January. The bloom progressively intensifies and expands during February–April, extending from the northern Arabian Sea towards the central and southern regions, approximately from 25°N to 10°N. During this period, pronounced mesoscale eddies...
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Bhuvan Data Hub – LISS-IV: Monitor India's Landscape Through Time
The LISS-IV module of the Bhuvan Data Hub provides access to satellite imagery acquired by the LISS-IV sensor onboard Indian Earth Observation satellites. With a spatial resolution of 5 m, the service provides detailed views of India's landscape through time-composited satellite image mosaics.Half-yearly India mosaics are available for January–June and July–December for the years 2021 to 2025, enabling users to observe seasonal and temporal variations across the country. In addition, annual composite mosaics are available for 2017 and...Announcements
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Wind power potential over India using the ERA5 reanalysis
Building footprints from AI
Assessment of paddy stubble burnt area progression over Punjab & Haryana – Kharif 2023
Development of Chlorophyll Product
Seasonal and annual variations of CO₂ and CH₄ at Shadnagar, a semi-urban site
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Independence Day Celebrations at NRSC on 15 August 2026
National Workshop on Power-GIS for Electrical Transmission Infrastructure Management on 24th June 2026
YuViKa-2026 Inauguration
User Interaction Meet - 2026 (Jointly organised by NRSC/ ISRO and NSIL/DoS)
Republic Day Celebrations @ NRSC, 26th January 2026
MOU Signing Program between MSETCL, Ministry of Energy, Govt. of Maharashtra and NRSC, ISRO at RRSC-Central, Nagpur
Workshop on Geospatial Technologies for Forest Fire Monitoring, Assessment and Management under DMSP-RDRR
Geospatial Technologies & Applications Training for Officers Training Academy, NCC, Kamptee, Maharashtra on 26 August, 2025
Independence Day Celebrations at NRSC on 15 August 2025
Open Source GIS Day & National Geospatial Awards 2025 (Edition 02)
YuViKa-2025 Inauguration 19th May 2025
ISRO Chairman Visit to NRSC, 12th March 2025
53rd Meeting of International Charter on Space & Major Disasters 14-17 APRIL, 2025
Bharatiya Antariksh Hackathon 2026 Grand Finale conducted on 06 & 07-08-2026 at NRSC, Hyderabad
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