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January - March 2006


March 2006

   
  Surprising Discoveries Using Global Satellite Imagery: The Similarities and Differences of Planet Earth. Surprising Discoveries Using Global Satellite Imagery: The Similarities and Differences of Planet Earth.

Mar.17, 2006
  Nanga Parbat, Himalaya: Eight-Thousand-Meter Peaks and Glaciers (Part 5) Nanga Parbat, Himalaya: Eight-Thousand-Meter Peaks and Glaciers (Part 5)

Mar.8, 2006
  ALOS (Daichi) observes Landslide in Leyte Island, Philippines ALOS (Daichi) observes Landslide in Leyte Island, Philippines

Mar.2, 2006


February 2006

   
  Land surface temperature distribution in the northern hemisphere as observed by AMSR-E: Strong cold wave in Siberia and severe winter in Japan this year Land surface temperature distribution in the northern hemisphere as observed by AMSR-E: Strong cold wave in Siberia and severe winter in Japan this year

Feb.24, 2006
  Daichi (ALOS) captures Mt. Fuji: First Images by three sensors Daichi (ALOS) captures Mt. Fuji: First Images by three sensors

Feb.20, 2006
  The Coming of Sea Ice Season 2006 The Coming of Sea Ice Season 2006

Feb.16, 2006
  Hamburg and the Kiel Canal connecting the North Sea and the Baltic Sea Hamburg and the Kiel Canal connecting the North Sea and the Baltic Sea

Feb.7, 2006


January 2006

   
  Zoom in on the Town of Turin in Northwest Italy Zoom in on the Town of Turin in Northwest Italy

Jan.27, 2006
  "Daichi" (ALOS) was launched successfully "Daichi" (ALOS) was launched successfully

Jan.24, 2006
  Observing the New Year's First Sun Rising over the Ocean Observing the New Year's First Sun Rising over the Ocean

Jan.17, 2006
  Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean continues to recede. In 2005 it reached its smallest extent since observation began by spaceborne microwave radiometers. Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean continues to recede. In 2005 it reached its smallest extent since observation began by spaceborne microwave radiometers.

Jan.11, 2006
  K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I, and Gasherbrum II: Eight-Thousand-Meter Peaks and Glaciers (Part 4) K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I, and Gasherbrum II: Eight-Thousand-Meter Peaks and Glaciers (Part 4)

Jan.5, 2006

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