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<tr><td align=middle><a href="http://www.jw.estec.esa.nl:8080/emac/Image/ql94.jpeg"><img border=0 src="ims/skagerrak.gif" alt="EMAC/ROSIS: Skagerrak" ></a></td></tr>
<tr><td align=middle><p><em>EMAC Reflective Optics System Imaging Spectrometer (ROSIS) image of Skagerrak, Denmark.</em></td></tr>
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These pages were written with HTML3 and the Netscape 2.0 extensions in utilising the "Frames" tag allowing for an
easily accessible table of contents. Might I suggest you try <a href="http://home.mcom.com/home/">Netscape2</a>
if you have not already? But never fear, even if your browser is not capable of displaying Frames all the RS details will
still be available.
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The following pages try to bring together all the Remote Sensing pages that are to be found on the World Wide Web.
I have listed as many of the remote sensing platforms and sensors I could find, and provided links to pages that
describe the sensor, and some examples of applications that the particular sensor can be used for. Sites that hold
sample images are listed, and, if available, details of how to obtain the original data.
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<h2>Contents</h2>
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">1. <a href="sensors_intro.html" target="main">Sensor Descriptions</a></font></strong>
<dd>Links to over 30 different remote sensing sensors or platforms.
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">2. <a href="radar.html" target="main">Radar Remote Sensing</a></font></strong>
<dd>Links to sites that deal with radar remote sensing. Including:
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<li> Descriptions of SAR amd SLAR.
<li> Reference list for SAR.
<li> Various radar images.
<li> Radar Altimeter Details.
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">3. <a href="aerial.html" target="main">Aerial Photography</a></font></strong>
<dd>Links to sites holding details on aerial photography. Including:
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<li> GLIS Guides on various aspects of Aerial Photography.
<li> Links to many Space Shuttle Image repositories.
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">4. <a href="et.html" target="main">Extra-Terrestrial Remote Sensing</a></font></strong>
<dd>The remote sensing of other planets in the Solar System. Including:
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<li> Details of the Magellan Mission to Venus.
<li> Details of the Clementine Mission to the Moon.
<li> An atlas of Mars.
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">5. <a href="misc_rs.html" target="main">Other Remote Sensing Related Sites</a></font></strong>
<dd>Other remote sensing sites not mentioned elsewhere. Including:
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<li> Remote Sensing Home Pages.
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<li> Space Agencies and Institutes
<li> Academic Remote Sensing Home Pages
<li> Commercial Remote Sensing Home Pages
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<li> Remote Sensing Rescource Lists.
<li> Links to sites which disseminate Geospatial data.
<li> Other relevant pages which deal with Remote Sensing Issues, including:
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<li> The declassification of US Military satellite imagery.
<li> Weather Sites
<li> Image Archives.
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<dt><strong><font size="+1">6. <a href="sensor_ims.html" target="main">Images of Sensors and Platforms</a></font></strong>
<dd>A slightly frivolous page showing images of a few sensors and platforms.
<dd>There are a lot of inlined images on this page, and therefore I would not recommend accessing it if you're off-site.
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<h3>Acknowledgements and Disclaimer</h3>
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I make no guarantees about the veracity of the information that you may obtain through these pages, and accept
no responsibility if the information happens to be inaccurate.
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All images that I have used in this and the following pages, have been lifted off the Net. All are linked to the original
site from where I obtained it, and as such I implicitly acknowledge their rights to the images. <em>(Check the linked URL)</em>
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As there are no opinions expressed in these pages, I appear not to need a disclaimer stating that: "Any opinions expressed here
in no way reflect the opinions or policies of the University of Manchester, or any person or any Department associated with the
University; essentially all opinions are <a href="http://www.man.ac.uk/~mfvpgwc/">my</a> own (but other's <em>are</em> welcome to them...)", but to cover any potentially
litigious circumstances, consider the above statement as a disclaimer.
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By the way, this a Remote Sensing page. If you are looking for anything about to <a href="http://info.er.usgs.gov/research/gis/title.html">
Geographic Information Systems</a>, you are looking in the wrong place.
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Thanks to the following for sending me details of sensors etc. that I had missed...
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<li><a href="mailto:">Michael Alfultis</a>
<li><a href="http://satori.gso.uri.edu/ken" target="_top">Ken Casey</a>
<li><a href="http://axp10.iend.wau.nl/sar/sig/iain.htm" target="_top">Iain Woodhouse</a>
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<h3 align=center>Feedback Please</h3>
I would appreciate any feedback about these pages. Any omissions or inaccuracies (including typos) that you may notice,
or any comments would be most welcome. <em>(Mail to: <a href=""> bill.corner@man.ac.uk</a>)</em>
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These pages are written and maintained by <a href="http://www.man.ac.uk/~mfvpgwc/" target="_top">Bill Corner</a>.
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<em>Last updated: February 22, 1996. </em>
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