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  • News - Success Stories

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    A stroll through Heritage Missions

    In the current digital era, this confirms ESA’s commitment to maintain heritage data and keep information available, in support

  • Document - Technical Note

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    AMALFI_USER_MANUAL.pdf

    Amalfi ESA–SPPA Landsat

  • Event - Workshop

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    Coastal and Marine Applications of SAR Workshop 2003

    Applications were specifically focussed on wind, waves, sea ice, and currents.

  • Activity - Quality

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    EDAP

    The following missions are currently being considered as part of the Automatic Identification System (AIS) and Radio Frequency

  • Document - Technical Note

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    GAEL-P255-SUM-002-01-09 (1).pdf

    Amalfi ESA–SPPA Landsat

  • Document - General Reference

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    Heritage Missions brochure

    This brochure describes ESA's Heritage Space Programme and includes infographics describing some of the missions in the programme.

  • Document - Product Specifications

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    JERS-SeaSat-SAR-Level-1-products-format-specifications.pdf

    This document defines the Envisat and GEOTIFF/TIFF format of the L1 products generated from JERS/SeaSat SAR sensor data by the ESA JERS SAR Instrument Processing Facility.

  • Document - Product Specifications

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    JERS-SeaSat-SAR-Products-CEOS-Format-Specifications.pdf

    This document defines the format of the SAR RAW, PRI, IMM and SLC products generated from JERS-1 and SeaSat SAR data by the ESA JERS and SeaSat SAR Instrument Processing Facilities.

  • Document - Product Document

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    LANDSAT_Products_Description_Document.pdf

    This document acts as a User Guide to the Landsat MSS, TM and ETM+ archives, focussing more specifically on the Landsat TM and ETM+ products from the Kiruna, Maspalomas and Matera archives (including from the Matera, Fucino, Neustralitz, O’Higgins, Malindi, Libreville and Bishkek ground stations) that have been generated as part of the ESA archive bulk-reprocessing project.

  • Mission - Third Party Missions

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    Multi Spectral Scanner (MSS) Processor Releases

    GCP displacement B TM radiometric calibration Update to radiometric calibration strategy for TM reflective bands (Dark Current

  • Mission - Heritage Missions

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    Seasat

    The instrument had the objectives of the determination of sea surface profiles, currents, wind speeds and wave heights.

  • Mission - Heritage Missions

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    Seasat Objectives

    wealth of information on diverse ocean phenomena such as sea-surface winds and temperatures, surface and internal waves, currents

  • Document - Technical Note

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    SeaSat-SAR-IPF-Data-and-Processing-Issues.pdf

    This document describes the rehabilitation and reprocessing of ESA’s historic SeaSat raw data archive.

  • Activity - Quality

    SLAP

    Currently, in excess of 701,000 Level 1 TM and 84,000 Level 1 ETM+ products have been reprocessed and released under the

  • Document - Technical Note

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    Technical Note on Quality Assessment for Landsat 1-7

    Technical Note on Quality Assessment for Landsat 1-7

  • Document - General Reference

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    The Earth Observation Handbook, 2010 Update - Key Tables

    This is the 2010 update of the CEOS Earth Observation Handbook. You can browse the live database at http://database.eohandbook.com/ or download the printable PDF of key tables based on the 2010 database contents for a handy reference.

  • Document - Technical Note

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    The SeaSat-A Synthetic Aperture Radar System

    The SeaSat-A synthetic aperture radar imaging radar system (SAR) was the first imaging radar system used as a scientific instrument from Earth orbit. The system generated continuous radar imagery with a 100 km swath at a resolution of 25 m from an 800 km altitude orbit. The imagery is a pictorial representation of the radar backscatter of the Earth's surface in a map-like representation.