Looking Down at the Earth from Space with SeaWiFS False Color Oceans. (2002)
2002 · Short film · 2 min
Synopsis
Looking down at the Earth from Space. The SeaWiFS Instrument allows us to see the Oceans in a different light. Note: Watching time cycle past us, while getting a aliens eye view of our Earth. Animator: Stuart A. Snodgrass (GST), Marte Newcombe (GST). Scientist: Dorothy Hall (NASA/GSFC), Gene Feldman (NASA/GSFC), Darrel Williams (NASA/GSFC), Claire Parkinson (NASA/GSFC), Chris Justice (University of Maryland). Platforms/Sensors/Data Sets: SeaStar/SeaWiFS, Terra/MODIS, SeaStar/SeaWiFS/False Color.
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