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SCIAMACHY total ozone column
PROBA High Resolution Camera (HRC) Image
PROBA Compact High Resolution Imaging Spectrometer (CHRIS) Image
JERS-1 Sample Quicklook
ERS Wind Scatterometer - Fast Delivery Product
ERS Wind Scatterometer Dealiased Wind Field Product
ERS1/2 SAR Single Look Complex Image
Sample ERS-2 SAR Product
ERS1/2 SAR Precision Image
ERS1/2 SAR Precision Image
ERS1/2 SAR Geocoded Terrain Corrected Product
ERS1/2 SAR Geocoded Terrain Corrected Product
ERS1/2 SAR Geocoded Terrain Corrected Product
ERS1/2SAR Geocoded Ellipsoid Corrected Image
Example image generated from ERS-2 MWS brightness temperature data
ERS.ALT.FDC - DEOS: Current velocities of the Gulfstream
ERS Altimeter Ocean Topography Product
ERS Altimeter Product - Sea Surface Height Model
ERS Altimeter Product - Sea Surface Height Model - Quick look
ERS-1 Marine G
ERS-1 Marine Geoid
ERS Low Bit Rate Standard Altimeter Product
ERS.ALT.FDC - DEOS: Current velocities of the Gulfstream
Example GOME Level 4 product
Quicklook of GOME daily interpolated distribution of total column ozone
Example image derived from GOME trace gases data
Example image derived from GOME trace gases data
GOME Near-Real-Time Products: Level 1 Radiances
GOME Level 1 Product Sample
Quicklook sample from ERS-2 ATSR Gridded Sea Surface Data
ATSR ERS-2
ERS-1 Sea Surface Temperature Sample Image
Sample image: Africa and South America from the ATSR Global Fire Atlas August 1996
Landsat_7 TM Details
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World MER RR
SouthPacificOcean ASA
SouthPacificOcean ASA
Hurricane Isabel Wind Field, WS, 17 September 2003
GlobalO3 SCIA LV1
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A detail from the ATSR Global Fire Atlas from August 1996 shows myriad red points over Africa and South America, each marking a fire.

In August 1996, over 12939 hot spots, each marking a probable active fire (or gas flare, in the case of permanent hot spots) were recorded.

For more information on algorithms, samples, and how the atlas is produced, see Ionia Fire References

Keywords: ESA European Space Agency - Agence spatiale europeenne, observation de la terre, earth observation, satellite remote sensing, teledetection, geophysique, altimetrie, radar, chimique atmospherique, geophysics, altimetry, radar, atmospheric chemistry