The UK Space Agency and the Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales (CNES) have today (31 January 2014) agreed a deal to work even closer together on space activities. The agreement includes 15 million pounds of UK investment in key instruments for the next generation of European weather satellites and will enable UK scientists to conduct the most comprehensive global survey of Earth's surface water.
This image from Envisat's radar shows the Zambezi River's floodplain in western Zambia. This image is a compilation of three acquisitions from Envisat's radar. Each acquisition is assigned a colour, and when combined show changes between the acquisitions.
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