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Satellite Mission Design
Jul 26, 2012 | Geoscience
Content: Earth observation satellites have emerged as the preeminent tool for consistent and high-resolution imagery. The eyeON mission is designed to provide rapid on-demand sub three meter resolution imagery as well as generate a database of regions of interest. In...GRACE: melting land ice
Jul 26, 2012 | Geoscience
Content: In the context of a presentation for the ESPACE program at TUM, the GRACE mission and its measurement technique, as well as its use for the geoscientific community for melting land ice oberservations is presented and discussed. For this purpose several...ESA News
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DLR News
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