The University of Canterbury has partnered with NASA to spearhead a project using satellite technology to study emperor penguins in Antarctica, aiming to deepen the understanding of penguin behaviours and population trends, ultimately enhancing conservation efforts and overall comprehension of Antarctica.
The ASCEND2LEO project’s a breakthrough in satellite-enabled PTT capabilities, showcasing a significant advancement in secure and reliable communication tech for satellite systems.
Indonesia’s satellite development, pivotal for its Golden Indonesia 2045 vision, focuses on enhancing telecommunications and maritime monitoring to bolster economic growth and security, facilitated by collaborations with international institutions like the ITU.
Indonesia’s 2024 satellite launches, including SATRIA-2 and NEO-1, signify a pivotal step in advancing digital connectivity, enhancing national security, and fostering international cooperation in space exploration and research.
In a collaboration of cutting-edge satellite tech and marine exploration, an extensive research expedition unveils the intricate dynamics of the Southern Ocean, unravelling its role in global climate changes and sea-level rise.
China achieves a milestone with the launch of an experimental satellite for satellite internet technologies; aims to enhance global connectivity and economic growth, and positions China as a key player in the evolving satellite internet market.
AquaWatch Australia leverages advanced satellite tech to proactively monitor and address a wide range of water quality challenges, offering early warnings, data-driven solutions, and fostering resilience across health, environment and industries.
THEOS-2 signifies Thailand’s technological advancement and its commitment to utilising space science, technology, and innovation for multifaceted national development, enhancing various aspects of the country while providing rapid emergency response capabilities.
The National Research and Innovation Agency acknowledges the importance of mastering satellite technology to enhance telecommunications, environmental monitoring, scientific research, and more for the progress of Indonesia in the technology era.
The development and testing of Australian satellites, such as Kanyini and SpIRIT, represent vital steps in enhancing the nation’s satellite capabilities, fostering collaboration, and addressing complex technical challenges, particularly in thermal management, in the country’s growing space industry.
The University of Sydney project in collaboration with Sydney-based robotics start-ups, aims to develop advanced robotic satellite capabilities empowered by AI, sensing, and control technologies to address challenges in close-proximity satellite operations.
Hong Kong’s response to record-breaking rainfall, driven by Typhoon “Haiyan’s” remnants, was transformed by Gaofen-3 SAR satellite technology. Real-time insights enabled more effective disaster response efforts and resilience building for the future.
NUS students’ Galassia-2 nanosatellite, launched by ISRO, enhances remote sensing capabilities through digital technology, marking a significant advancement in space engineering education and contributing to Singapore’s growing space industry
Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University launches three satellites to conduct innovative orbital experiments, testing 3D-printed parts, monitoring the atmosphere, and assessing new space materials.
Taiwan successfully launches its inaugural weather satellite, Triton, marking a significant milestone in advancing weather forecasting and enhancing its capabilities in space technology.
Taiwan plans to launch its domestically developed weather satellite, utilising advanced technology to enhance weather forecasting capabilities and reduce reliance on foreign sources for weather data.
The Tennessee Air National Guard conducted an unmanned flight from California to Tennessee utilising the Satellite Launch and Recovery technology, enhancing an advance technology in nation security and US aviation in general.
Government and private companies are leveraging satellite technology, bridging communication gaps, and unlocking opportunities across sectors.
The government aims to achieve its vision through digitalisation by launching the SATRIA-1 satellite, providing equitable high-speed internet access.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Institute of Space and Earth Information Science (ISEIS) secures HK$33 million grant for ground-breaking smart traffic and satellite remote sensing projects, promoting sustainable development and smart city construction in Hong Kong.
Flinders University has been awarded significant funding for innovative forestry research projects that use surveillance software, drones, and advanced technology to enhance plantation forestry surveillance and early detection of tree health issues.
The government is prioritising investments in digital infrastructure, particularly data centres and cloud computing, to drive national digital transformation and enhance the digital economy and society.
The Philippine Space Agency and the Department of Agriculture joined forces to conduct collaborative research on corn and onion crops, utilising space data for enhanced agricultural insights and advancements.
The Taiwanese Ministry of Digital Affairs has announced the approval of two companies for commercial satellite communication frequency, facilitating the expansion of satellite communication services in Taiwan.
The Defence Space Command will develop a Low Earth Orbit satellite communication system for national defence purposes by leveraging cutting-edge commercial space technology with the latest research to advance space capabilities quickly.
The Data Provider Node membership application submitted by the Philippine Space Agency was approved and granted by the Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum.
Apart from expanding more landlines and cable infrastructure, the Philippines is adding satellite internet connectivity to improve services in remote areas in an effort to have more inclusive development.
Following the launch of two telecommunication satellites in 2021 and 2020, China launched another satellite to serve high-throughput communication services for the Southeast Asia region.
In orbit by January, the satellite is proof that Indonesian students are ready to engage meaningfully in the high-technology era both in software and hardware; students are being encouraged to become more involved in this field of research.
The sea-based sensor upgrades will increase the accuracy of measurement of ocean colours which indicate phytoplankton concentrations and send the data to the satellite to measure climate impact.
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