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JAXA shares ALOS data with NASA

Submit on Monday, April 12th, 2010 22:57

NASA and JAXA have begun combining elements of their satellite resources to increase a critical type of Earth observation data. The partnership will more than double the quantity of this data that is used to explore earthquake hazards, forest declines, and changing water resources in the Americas.

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