ASTER

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ASTER is a high-resolution imaging spectroradiometer aboard NASA’s Terra satellite used to map and monitor Earth’s surface features and environmental changes.

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ASTER canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earth observation instrument ⓘ
imaging spectroradiometer ⓘ
remote sensing instrument ⓘ
aboard Terra ⓘ
acronymFor Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer ⓘ
application disaster assessment ⓘ
glacier and snow monitoring ⓘ
land use and land cover mapping ⓘ
mineral exploration ⓘ
urban heat island studies ⓘ
volcano monitoring ⓘ
contributingAgency Japan Space Systems ⓘ
dataPolicy free and open access via NASA data portals ⓘ
dataProduct digital elevation model ⓘ
emissivity ⓘ
land surface temperature ⓘ
surface reflectance ⓘ
dataUserCommunity climatologists ⓘ
ecologists ⓘ
geologists ⓘ
natural resource managers ⓘ
designLife 5 years ⓘ
fullName Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer ⓘ
launchDate 1999-12-18 ⓘ
launchSite Vandenberg Air Force Base ⓘ
launchVehicle Atlas IIAS ⓘ
linked to: Atlas II
localEquatorCrossingTime 10:30 am descending node ⓘ
missionType Earth observation ⓘ
numberOfSpectralBands 14 ⓘ
operator Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry ⓘ
METI ⓘ
NASA ⓘ
orbitType Sun-synchronous ⓘ
platformProgram NASA Earth Observing System ⓘ
primaryPurpose land surface temperature measurement ⓘ
mapping Earth’s surface ⓘ
monitoring environmental changes ⓘ
surface composition analysis ⓘ
repeatCycle 16 days ⓘ
spacecraft Terra ⓘ
spatialResolution 15 m (VNIR) ⓘ
30 m (SWIR) ⓘ
90 m (TIR) ⓘ
spectralRange near infrared ⓘ
shortwave infrared ⓘ
thermal infrared ⓘ
visible ⓘ
swathWidth 60 km ⓘ

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