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  • Data from Marine Observation Satellite MOS-1 and MOS-1B from Esrange Satellite Station, Kiruna, Sweden

    https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search/concepts/C1214584491-SCIOPS.xml
    Description:

    The satellite data is recorded on high density tapes (HDDT). Data on HDDT is raw as recorded from satellite. The HDDT archive is kept 'forever'. The data received is corrected to eliminate errors originating in the satellite platforms, instrument imperfections and radiometric effects in the atmosphere. Imagery data output is on CCTs or films. The archive consists of around 15000 HDDTs with Landsat MSS, TM and MOS data.

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    Minimum Bounding Rectangle: 54.63 10.56 69.68 24.84

    SCIOPS Short Name: SSC_Esrange_MOS Version ID: Not provided Unique ID: C1214584491-SCIOPS

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  • Earth Surface and Atmospheric Imagery from MOS-1-MESSR

    https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search/concepts/C1214584350-SCIOPS.xml
    Description:

    MOS-1 was launched on February 19, 1987 carrying the MESSR (Multi-spectrum Electronic Scanning Radiometer), VTIR (Visible and Thermal Infrared Radiometer) and MSR (Microwave Scanning Radiometer). MOS-1 is Japan's first earth observation satellite. A later satellite (MOS-1b) carries the same sensors. The MESSR is a radiometer intended to collect various types of information on earth surfaces by observing light reflected or emitted from ground surfaces in a total of four wavelength bands in the visible and near infrared regions. These wavelength bands are similar to those possessed by the field-proven MSS (Multispectral Scanner) on board the LANDSAT developed by the United States. MOS-1/1b data have been received not only at NASDA/EOC but also at foreign or overseas ground station such as ESA, CCRS(Canada), CSIRO (Australia), Thailand and the antarctic station (Showa station). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Station Name Agency/Country Location Operation Period --------------------------------------------------------------------------- EOC/NASDA NASDA/Japan 139E,36N 05/20/87-Cont'd Kumamoto Univ.Tokai/Japan 131E,33N 05/31/87-Cont'd Maspalomas ESA/Spain 16W,28N 11/02/87-Cont'd Fucino ESA/Italy 14E,42N 11/02/87-Cont'd Kiruna ESA/Sweden 21E,68N 11/02/87-Cont'd Tromso ESA/Norway 19E,70N 11/02/87-Cont'd Alice Springs CSIRO/Australia 134E,24S 07/ B/88-Cont'd Bangkok NRSC/Thailand 101E,14N 09/01/88-Cont'd Gatineau CCRS/Canada 75W,46N 05/01/88-Cont'd Showa MOE/Japan 40E,69S 02/ M/89-Cont'd --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note; Rough radius of data acquisition coverage around each station = 2710Km Anyone interested in the MOS-1/1b data can purchase it from Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC),ESA, or CCRS.

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    Minimum Bounding Rectangle: -11 76 38 126

    SCIOPS Short Name: NASDA-MOS-1-MESSR Version ID: Not provided Unique ID: C1214584350-SCIOPS

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  • Earth Surface and Atmospheric Imagery from MOS-1-MSR

    https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search/concepts/C1214584365-SCIOPS.xml
    Description:

    MOS-1 was launched on February 19, 1987 carrying the MESSR (Multi-spectrum Electronic Scanning Radiometer), VTIR (Visible and Thermal Infrared Radiometer) and MSR (Microwave Scanning Radiometer). MOS-1 is Japan's first earth observation satellite. A later satellite (MOS-1b) carries the same sensors. For the wavelength band of the MSR, frequencies corresponding to the water vapor absorption band and frequencies suitable for the observation of the water content are selected since the major missions of the MSR are the observation of the water vapor content in the atmosphere above oceans and the distribution of water content in the water vapor, sea ice and snow cover. MOS-1/1b data have been received not only at NASDA/EOC but also at foreign or overseas ground station such as ESA, CCRS(Canada), CSIRO (Australia), Thailand and the antarctic station (Showa station). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Station Name Agency/Country Location Operation Period --------------------------------------------------------------------------- EOC/NASDA NASDA/Japan 139E,36N 05/20/87-Cont'd Kumamoto Univ.Tokai/Japan 131E,33N 05/31/87-Cont'd Maspalomas ESA/Spain 16W,28N 11/02/87-Cont'd Fucino ESA/Italy 14E,42N 11/02/87-Cont'd Kiruna ESA/Sweden 21E,68N 11/02/87-Cont'd Tromso ESA/Norway 19E,70N 11/02/87-Cont'd Alice Springs CSIRO/Australia 134E,24S 07/ B/88-Cont'd Bangkok NRSC/Thailand 101E,14N 09/01/88-Cont'd Gatineau CCRS/Canada 75W,46N 05/01/88-Cont'd Showa MOE/Japan 40E,69S 02/ M/89-Cont'd --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note; Rough radius of data acquisition coverage around each station = 2710Km Anyone interested in the MOS-1/1b data can purchase it from Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC), ESA, or CCRS.

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    Minimum Bounding Rectangle: -11 76 38 126

    SCIOPS Short Name: NASDA-MOS-1-MSR Version ID: Not provided Unique ID: C1214584365-SCIOPS

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  • Earth Surface and Atmospheric Imagery from MOS-1-VTIR

    https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search/concepts/C1214584334-SCIOPS.xml
    Description:

    MOS-1 was launched on February 19, 1987 carrying the MESSR (Multi-spectrum Electronic Scanning Radiometer), VTIR (Visible and Thermal Infrared Radiometer) and MSR (Microwave Scanning Radiometer). MOS-1 is Japan's first earth observation satellite. A later satellite (MOS-1b) carries the same sensors. The VTIR is a sensor intended to observe the earth by using one visible band and three infrared bands so as to obtain data of cloud distribution in the visible band and obtain data of the earth surfaces (sea surfaces) and temperature distribution of upper cloud and data of vapor in the upper air regions in the infrared bands. MOS-1/1b data have been received not only at NASDA/EOC but also at foreign or overseas ground station such as ESA, CCRS(Canada), CSIRO (Australia), Thailand and the antarctic station (Showa station). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Station Name Agency/Country Location Operation Period --------------------------------------------------------------------------- EOC/NASDA NASDA/Japan 139E,36N 05/20/87-Cont'd Kumamoto Univ.Tokai/Japan 131E,33N 05/31/87-Cont'd Maspalomas ESA/Spain 16W,28N 11/02/87-Cont'd Fucino ESA/Italy 14E,42N 11/02/87-Cont'd Kiruna ESA/Sweden 21E,68N 11/02/87-Cont'd Tromso ESA/Norway 19E,70N 11/02/87-Cont'd Alice Springs CSIRO/Australia 134E,24S 07/ B/88-Cont'd Bangkok NRSC/Thailand 101E,14N 09/01/88-Cont'd Gatineau CCRS/Canada 75W,46N 05/01/88-Cont'd Showa MOE/Japan 40E,69S 02/ M/89-Cont'd --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note; Rough radius of data acquisition coverage around each station = 2710Km Anyone interested in the MOS-1/1b data can purchase it from Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan (RESTEC), ESA, or CCRS.

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    Minimum Bounding Rectangle: -11 76 38 126

    SCIOPS Short Name: NASDA-MOS-1-VTIR Version ID: Not provided Unique ID: C1214584334-SCIOPS

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  • MESSR/MOS-1 L2 Data

    https://cmr.earthdata.nasa.gov/search/concepts/C2698130302-JAXA.xml
    Description:

    MESSR/MOS-1 L2 Data is obtained from the MESSR sensor onboard MOS-1, Japan's first marine observation satellite, and produced by the National Space Development Agency of Japan:NASDA. MOS-1, Japan's first marine observation satellite, is Sun-synchronous sub-recurrent Orbit satellite launched on February 19, 1987 as a link in a global satellite observation system for more effective natural resource utilization and for environmental protection. The MESSR is multi-spectral radiometers and has swath of 100 km. This dataset includes radiometric and geometric corrected applied raw data.Map projection is UTM, SOM, PS. The provided format is CEOS. The spatial resolution is 50 m.

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    Minimum Bounding Rectangle: -90 -180 90 180

    JAXA Short Name: MESSR_MOS-1_L2_Data Version ID: NA Unique ID: C2698130302-JAXA

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