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The document discusses environmental and economic security applications of remote sensing data and services provided by the Space Research Institute NASU-NSAU in Ukraine. Key services and applications include: 1) Flood monitoring and prediction for rivers in Ukraine and China using models integrated from meteorology, hydrology, and hydraulics. 2) Drought estimation for Ukraine and yield prediction for agriculture using NDVI indexes. 3) Cloud mask extraction and motion estimation from satellite imagery to support weather forecasting models. 4) Results visualization and data access services using OGC standards to support education and infrastructure planning.
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