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COVID-19 Earth Observation Dashboard
25 JUN. 2020 publication date 3773 Views

ESA, NASA and JAXA have worked closely together to combine a wealth of data from Earth-observing satellites from the three space agencies to monitor the worldwide impacts of COVID-19. This new online platform is now available to the public.

Read more: Space agencies join forces to produce global view of COVID-19 impacts

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ESA/NASA/JAXA

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