It is “not sufficient to look at history for lessons on how we should prepare for and prevent future security risks in a climate change world,” said Swathi Veeravalli, research scientist at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ Geospatial Research Laboratory, at the Wilson Center on January 14...

The U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center's Geospatial Research Laboratory has developed a rapidly deployable sensing capability. The technology consists of a Mast-Mounted LiDAR System, and provides real time, three-dimensional topographic and threat information of the surrounding environment.

Staff at the Remote Sensing and Fluorescence Spectrometry Laboratories (RS-FSL) at ERDC’s GRL conduct basic and applied research in visible, near infrared, and short-wave infrared reflectance and luminescence sensing for terrain and environmental characterization.

The use of the pre- and post- Water Diagnostics Operations Gear (WaterDOG) with a potential field portable water treatment system is currently being assessed by the Army. The WaterDOG provides physical water quality parameter assessment results more rapidly (and is geo-enabled) than the current analog water quality analysis system.