Minimize Typhoon Hagibis, Japan

 These images, acquired on 10, 11 and 12 October 2019 by the Copernicus Sentinel-3A satellite, show typhoon Hagibis tracking across the Pacific towards Japan.  Hagibis made landfall on the main Island of Honshu and eastern Japan on 12 October, with wind speeds of 140mph.

The capital Tokyo escaped the worst of the storm but other cities and towns across the country were inundated by water. Flights, trains and sporting events were cancelled across Japan for safety reasons.

Hagibis weakened as it moved away from land but has left a trail of destruction stretching right across Honshu, from the Mie prefecture in the west, to Iwate in the north of Japan.

 
Typhoon Hagibis map
Copernicus Sentinel-3 images acquired over the area

View high resolution image (Acq. 12 Oct 2019) (JPG 3.2 MB)

View high resolution image (Acq. 11 Oct 2019) (JPG 2.8 MB)

View high resolution image (Acq. 10 Oct 2019) (JPG 4.1 MB)


Technical Information of original image
Product: Geo Tiff format
Satellite/Sensor: Sentinel-3 (OLCI)
Resolution: 300 metres
Band Combination used to create this image: 7, 6, 4  (R-G-B) Colour bands combination
Map of area

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