Difference between revisions of "What time does the satellite pass over my area?"
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| − | Information on the next available S-1 pass over a specific area is provided as one of [[GFMS | GFM]] | + | Information on the next available S-1 pass over a specific area is provided as one of [[GFMS | '''GFM''']] [[PRODUCTS | '''products''']], namely the [[Sentinel-1_Schedule | '''S-1's schedule''']], |
available on both [https://efas.eu EFAS] and [[https://globalfloods.eu GloFAS]]. | available on both [https://efas.eu EFAS] and [[https://globalfloods.eu GloFAS]]. | ||
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| − | For any further information please contact the [[How_can_I_contact_the_Users’_Support_Service%3F | User Support]]. | + | For any further information please contact the [[How_can_I_contact_the_Users’_Support_Service%3F | '''User Support''']]. |
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[[GFMS | [Home]]] - [[FAQ | [FAQ]]] | [[GFMS | [Home]]] - [[FAQ | [FAQ]]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:41, 30 June 2021
Information on the next available S-1 pass over a specific area is provided as one of GFM products, namely the S-1's schedule, available on both EFAS and [GloFAS].
The time of the planned future acquisition is also provided by ESA in form of Keyhole Markup Language (KML):
For any further information please contact the User Support.
