Archive for the 'satellites' category
Posted on November 12th, 2010 in Agriculture, Biofuels, Brazil, Dairy, ENSO, Energy, Global Commodities, Global Weather, Grains, Sugar, USDA, commerce, drought, food, futures, satellites, supply chain with no comments
Author: Michael Ferrari, PhD
VP, Applied Technology & Research
The Agricultural Outlook Americas conference was held in Boston this week. This year’s event brought together a mix of growers, investors and technologists, with discussions ranging from new investments on the farm to currency hedges. The three day event contained too many interesting discussion [...]
Posted on September 1st, 2010 in Energy, Global Weather, Hurricanes, United States, satellites with no comments
Weather wires are buzzing this morning with talk of Hurricane Earl, as they should be – this is a big system with a lot of energy. But don’t lose sight of what is following behind Earl. While Fiona looks to take a track farther to the east, the system in the central Atlantic has organized [...]
Posted on July 22nd, 2010 in Agriculture, Global Commodities, Global Weather, India, Sugar, food, futures, monsoon, satellites with no comments
Author: Michael Ferrari, PhD
VP, Applied Technology & Research
Here is the Weather Trends summary of the Indian Monsoon 2010 season to date. A better start than last year, certainly, but as we have been stressing in numerous previous posts (see last week’s note as well as our note from early July), there will still be moisture [...]
Posted on September 23rd, 2009 in Agriculture, food, remote sensing, satellites, weather with no comments
Author: Michael Ferrari, PhD
VP, Applied Technology & Research
Nice article here on using the NDVI to avert food crises (via SpaceMart).