Core Insights - The Guangxi Natural Resources Department has issued a three-year action plan (2025-2027) to enhance satellite remote sensing capabilities in natural resource management [1][2] - The plan includes 14 key tasks across six areas aimed at upgrading the satellite remote sensing technology system by the end of 2027, optimizing data acquisition and supply capabilities, and breaking through key bottlenecks in intelligent, quantitative, large-scale, and business-oriented applications [1] Group 1: Data Management and Technical Development - The plan focuses on strengthening satellite remote sensing data assurance capabilities and enhancing aerial remote sensing data support to ensure data services align with natural resource business needs [1] - It emphasizes the standardization and integration of geographic information data, promoting the construction of a unified geographic base map and accelerating the development of a satellite remote sensing application support database [1] - Key technical breakthroughs will be pursued in areas such as application-ready satellite remote sensing big data (ARD), multi-payload collaborative applications, and the development of natural resource remote sensing models for quantitative inversion analysis [1] Group 2: Application Services and Regional Cooperation - The plan aims to deepen the application of satellite remote sensing technology in core areas such as land, mineral resources, marine, and forestry, while extending its application across multiple industries in the region [2] - It focuses on enhancing the vertical and horizontal expansion channels of satellite remote sensing applications, utilizing inter-departmental collaboration mechanisms, and strengthening the satellite remote sensing application system at the regional, municipal, and county levels [2] - The plan also includes tasks to deepen cooperation with ASEAN countries in remote sensing applications, leveraging the China-ASEAN Satellite Remote Sensing Application Center to enhance bilateral and multilateral cooperation in surveying and geographic information [2]

Core Insights - The Chinese Academy of Sciences Aerospace Remote Sensing Center has released significant data achievements marking its 40th anniversary, showcasing the development of aerial remote sensing data acquisition and application in China [1][2] Group 1: Data Achievements - The Aerospace Remote Sensing Center has accumulated nearly 5PB of data products over 40 years, with over half of this data already shared and applied [1] - The center operates a national major scientific infrastructure consisting of 4 remote sensing aircraft, which have covered nearly 30 provinces and regions in China [1] Group 2: Data Applications - The released datasets include high-resolution airborne multi-dimensional Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) land cover classification and multi-band fully polarized SAR for detailed agricultural classification, enhancing classification accuracy [2] - The datasets are designed for various applications, including land cover classification, three-dimensional reconstruction, and image generation and restoration, demonstrating their multi-modal, high-resolution, and high-precision attributes [1][2] Group 3: Data Sharing and Accessibility - The Aerospace Remote Sensing Center has created over 30 typical datasets based on existing aerial remote sensing data, which are made available to the public through a data sharing portal [2]