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First EDRS laser image

First EDRS laser image

01-06-2016 12:20 PM CEST

ESA today unveiled the first Sentinel-1 satellite images sent via the European Data Relay System's world-leading laser technology in high orbit

 

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Mapping that sinking feeling

Mapping that sinking feeling

01-06-2016 10:50 AM CEST

For a low-lying, densely populated country like the Netherlands, monitoring subsidence is critical. Until recently, tiny displacements in the ground beneath our feet couldn't be mapped nationally but, thanks to the Sentinel-1 mission, this is now possible.

 

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Sentinels in the fields

Sentinels in the fields

01-06-2016 10:54 AM CEST

The unprecedented frequency of Sentinel observations capture rapid changes in agricultural production from national to field scale, serving as a major support for environmental monitoring and agricultural subsidy control.

 

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