Why EOS south America

EOS, or Earth Observing System, is a global satellite-based system designed to provide information about the Earth's environment and climate. South America is an important region for EOS observations due to its rich biodiversity, extensive forests, unique ecosystems, and vulnerability to environmental changes.

EOS South America has been particularly important for monitoring deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, which is a critical ecosystem that plays a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate. EOS has provided valuable data on changes in the Amazon's forest cover, helping scientists and policymakers to better understand the drivers of deforestation and develop strategies to mitigate its impacts.

In addition, EOS South America has been used to monitor other environmental factors such as ocean currents, atmospheric conditions, and natural disasters. The information gathered by EOS has helped to improve our understanding of the complex interactions between the Earth's systems and inform decisions on how best to protect our planet.