Presence of coronavirus in sewage quantitatively reflects number infected
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Saturated and detailed monitoring of the whole planet will be necessary to prevent deaths from natural disaster, pandemics, etc. We're already seeing it improve after disasters such as the Nepal earthquake where drones were used to quickly map areas of devastation allowing the emergency services to plan and prioritise areas for rescue and rebuilding.
Hopefully in future our planet will be so extensively monitored we'll even be able to be give accurate warnings about earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunami, as well as helping to forecast long term weather which may allow us to better use farmland and food production, for example planting the appropriate crops for the expected weather in the area.
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SEA-KIT may be the autonomous vessel to win the XPRIZE for best seabed mapping system
Early warning satellite system reveals countries with shrinking reservoirs.
Fleet of tiny satellites constantly monitoring our planet.
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Earth imaging company with goal to image the entirety of the planet daily to monitor changes and pinpoint trends
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