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Harnessing satellite imagery to revolutionise Australian flood management

A SmartSat project quantifying major flood events using advanced satellite technology is seeking to transform the way Australia manages future weather events and provide governments with the tools they need to respond quickly and efficiently in times of crisis. In Australia, flooding is becoming...

Research outcomes opening doors for future projects

The research team has been busy recently, with the AquaWatch Coastal Water Quality Pilot project having just wrapped up. The project consisted of two key case studies: one at Morten Bay, Queensland, and the other in Cockburn Sound, Western Australia. In the Moreton Bay study, the team integrated...

Kanyini: A test platform for smarter Earth observation R&D

The South Australian Government’s investment in Kanyini as capacity building exercise for the state’s space industry has provided a unique opportunity for research and innovation. SmartSat CRC has developed and is now managing a diverse portfolio of projects that leverage Kanyini as an on-orbit...

SmartSat 2024-25 Annual Report highlights a year of impact and innovation

The SmartSat CRC Annual Report 2024-25 presents a comprehensive overview of a year marked by significant technological progress, strengthened national capability, and deepened collaboration across Australia’s space ecosystem. This year's report outlines major advancements across SmartSat’s extensive...

Australian space experts focus on smallsat tech

Australia’s rebooted space industry is positioning itself as a world leader in the development of smart satellites and associated technologies that will streamline communication, drive the Internet of Things, enhance Earth Observation and shape the defence forces of the future. The Australian Government...

Professor Wei Xiang