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The document discusses CNES OpenSearch implementations for facilitating study of issues related to climate and ecosystems. It describes Theia, a thematic platform offering a broad range of images and processing services. Theia provides search, visualization, and download services depending on user authorization. Take5 is described as a SPOT4 simulator of Sentinel-2 time series, observing 45 sites every 5 days from March to June 2013 to replicate Sentinel-2 orbit repeatability. Users can choose acquisitions, download individual products, or download whole series.
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- 3. WHAT ? Facilitate the study of issues related to the impact of anthropogenic pressures on climate and ecosystems [...] understand the dynamics of biodiversity." HOW ? Offers the national and international scientific communities [...] a thematic platform with broad range of images at different scales along with processing services.
- 4. Theia SPOT World Heritage 2005-2009 Today and Tomorrow ~ 400 000 products Spirit rch Ope nSe a Land Surfaces Portal OpenSearch Landsat 5-7-8 Hydroweb h c ear S pen O POSTEL Currently ~ 120 000 products CNES Kalideos Take5 SENTINEL 2 ch OpenSear METACATALOG Huge amount of products CS W (Geographical extent in discussion) ISO GEOSUD Existing as of September 2013 Planned 2014 - 2015 France Very High resolution cover (RapidEye / Pléiades)
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- 6. Take5 (SPOT 4) Sentinel-2 time series simulator
- 7. WHAT ? 45 sites observed every 5 days from march to june 2013 HOW ? SPOT4 orbit lowered by 3 kilometers to get Sentinel-2 orbit repeatability
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