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Envisat tracking Africa's rivers and lakes to help manage water resources
 
5 October 2005

River and Lake
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Envisat radar altimetry-derived river and lake levels for Africa, including the River Niger in Mali and Nigeria and Lake Volta in Ghana. Click on the high-resolution link to see the full image.

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MERIS mosaic of Africa
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TIGER
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Participants at the 03 - 04 October 2005 TIGER Workshop at ESRIN, which was followed by training sessions for the rest of the week.

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ESA's ten-instrument Envisat environmental satellite has been observing the Earth for more than three years. Picture by EADS Astrium.

Credits: EADS Astrium
 
 
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