Difference between revisions of "What time does the satellite pass over my area?"
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Anyway, one of the [[GFMS | GFM]]'s [[PRODUCTS | products]] is the [[Sentinel-1_Schedule | S-1's schedule]] by means of which users can retrieve the information on the next data update. | Anyway, one of the [[GFMS | GFM]]'s [[PRODUCTS | products]] is the [[Sentinel-1_Schedule | S-1's schedule]] by means of which users can retrieve the information on the next data update. | ||
| − | Specifically, update and authoritative information on the revisit time are available on [https://sentinel.esa.int/web/sentinel/missions/sentinel-1/observation-scenario S-1 webpage] | + | Specifically, update and authoritative information on the revisit time are available on [https://sentinel.esa.int/web/sentinel/missions/sentinel-1/observation-scenario S-1 webpage], <br> |
the figure below os courtesy of [https://esa.int ESA]: | the figure below os courtesy of [https://esa.int ESA]: | ||
Revision as of 06:13, 30 June 2021
GFM products rely on Sentinel-1 data, therefore their availability is mostly dependent on the latter.
As guaranteed by the service, the processing of the raw data requires less than 8 hours for GFM's products to be available, therefore the most important variable in play is Sentinel-1 revisit time which is addressed in the dedicated section of the FAQ.
Anyway, one of the GFM's products is the S-1's schedule by means of which users can retrieve the information on the next data update.
Specifically, update and authoritative information on the revisit time are available on S-1 webpage,
the figure below os courtesy of ESA:
For any further information please contact the User Support.
