Updates on Earth

JAXA shares the findings revealed from our scientific earth exploration by satellites.

2025

Latest Observation 2025.12.03 Wed [Quick Report] Analysis results from satellite precipitation data on the record-breaking heavy rainfall occurring in Southeast Asia in late November 2025
- Flood
- GPM
- GCOM-W
- Precipitation
- DPR
- GSMaP
- Quick Report
Disaster 2025.10.23 Thu ALOS-2 Observations of the Earthquakes in the Philippines
(Cebu Island and Mindanao Island)
- Earthquake
- Cooperation
- ALOS
Latest Observation 2025.10.01 Wed [Quick Report] Hurricane Humberto “Eye” captured by EarthCARE satellite (Hakuryu)
- EarthCARE
- Typhoon
- Quick Report
Research and Development 2025.06.18 Wed Advancing Space-Based Weather Analysis and Forecasting – Renewal of JAXA’s Realtime Weather Watch ‘NEXRA3’ and Performance Evaluation with the previous system (Overview Article)
- Atmosphere
- EarthCARE
- GPM
- Precipitation
- Typhoon
- NEXRA
- GSMaP
Meteorology and the Environment 2025.05.20 Tue February 2025: Global Sea Ice Extent Reaches its Lowest in the History of Satellite Observations
- Ice
- Water Cycle
- GCOM-W
- Climate Change
- AMSR
- Environmental issues
Disaster 2025.04.04 Fri ALOS-2 Observation of the M7.7 Earthquake in Myanmar
- Earthquake
- Cooperation
- ALOS
Research and Development 2025.03.27 Thu Launch of Ocean Weather Forecasts 1km resolution
- Satellite Data
- GCOM-C
- Sea
- Simulation
Latest Observation 2025.02.28 Fri The world’s largest iceberg, A23a, may have run aground on the continental shelf of South Georgia:
The trajectory of iceberg A23a observed by “GCOM-W”, “ALOS-2” and “ALOS-4”
- Ice
- GCOM-W
- ALOS
- Environmental issues

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