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    Our living planet

    From their unique vantage point in space satellites provide highly accurate views of the various components of the Earth system – its land, ice, atmosphere, biosphere and oceans – and how these processes interact and influence each other. A sequence of global datasets compiled 5 years after the launch of Envisat.

    Hi-resolution files available for download.

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    Last update: 11 May 2012

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