Quickly directing satellite eyes toward affected areas could better humanitarian aid delivery.
can be more difficult to interpret by non-experts. So following the disaster, satellite information is reworked to make it easier to understand.
Collaborative work between field users and satellite operators is essential. Progress has been made thanks to innovations in Earth observation technologies and 3D data processing software, but also thanks to the development of digital tools that can couple satellite and in situ data.
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