What is the Demining Research Community?

OUR MISSION

We are a nonprofit organization researching and developing innovative uses of remote sensing, machine learning, robotics and geophysics to improve the efficiency and safety of landmine and unexploded ordnance (UXO) detection and removal.

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We are a group of dedicated scientists, engineers, and artists with the common goal of advancing humanitarian mine action through research. Our philosophy is rooted in bridging the gap between humanitarian mine action and academia.

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OUR ORIGIN

The Demining Research Community was founded in 2019 by members of Binghamton University’s Geophysics and Remote Sensing Lab, a team of interdisciplinary scientists with backgrounds in remote sensing, geophysics, computer science, archeology, and geology. An academic exploration turned nonprofit, the DRC has a tireless dedication to do good in the world by conducting and applying rigorous scientific research.