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Over the next decade, more than 20 space-borne synthetic aperture radar missions are planned, or have been proposed, by numerous space agencies and commercial entities. This session explores the possibility of coordinating these missions as a constellation. This would result in a powerful integrated capability for users that would far exceed what can be achieved with one or more uncoordinated missions.
Held on 23–27 May 2022 in Bonn, Germany, the Living Planet Symposium brings together scientists and researchers, as well as industry and users of Earth observation data, from all over the world to present and discuss the latest findings on Earth science and how satellite data support environmental research and action to combat the climate crisis. The symposium also focuses on emerging space technologies and the new opportunities emerging in the rapidly changing sector of Earth observation.
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