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Radhika Tirumala will return to India reinvigorated by new ideas and new professional friendships forged during her visit to the USGS Earth Resources...

A newly released search application from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) helps users track Landsat products that have been reprocessed within...

Volcanic hazards can be awe-inspiring displays of the Earth’s power, but each has the potential to threaten lives and infrastructure, as well as...

RESTON, Va. — After more than 132,000 trips around the Earth and more than 3.3 million satellite images under its belt, the work of the Landsat 7...

An active wildfire demands a lot of data fast. Fire managers need to know the location, weather conditions, ground conditions and much more.

But the...

Some interns might fetch coffee or file papers.

But this summer at the USGS Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center, nine interns dove...

How are french fries and drinking water connected? As potato farms expand to meet growing demand, they alter landscapes and impact water sources. In...

Archive: The word evokes stacks of dusty papers, white-gloved scholars paging through books, crates of hidden treasure.

But the EROS archive is a...

Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong signed a joint Communique bilateral statement on August 5 during the...

In 2013, the U.S. Geological Survey welcomed its first general-use supercomputer available to all research staff.