NASA SWOT

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NASA SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) is an Earth-observing satellite mission designed to make high-resolution measurements of the world’s surface water and ocean topography to improve understanding of the global water cycle and sea level change.

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instanceOf Earth observation satellite mission ⓘ
satellite altimetry mission ⓘ
acronym SWOT ⓘ
application coastal sea level studies ⓘ
drought assessment ⓘ
flood monitoring ⓘ
ocean circulation modeling ⓘ
water resource management ⓘ
collaboration international partnership ⓘ
dataProduct global maps of lake and reservoir storage ⓘ
global maps of river height and extent ⓘ
high-resolution sea surface height fields ⓘ
dataUser climate science community ⓘ
hydrology community ⓘ
oceanography community ⓘ
water resource managers ⓘ
fullName Surface Water and Ocean Topography ⓘ
fundingAgency CNES ⓘ
Canadian Space Agency ⓘ
NASA ⓘ
UK Space Agency ⓘ
instrument GPS receiver ⓘ
Ka-band Radar Interferometer ⓘ
laser retroreflector array ⓘ
microwave radiometer ⓘ
nadir altimeter ⓘ
launchCountry United States ⓘ
launchDate 2022-12-16 ⓘ
December 16, 2022 ⓘ
launchProvider SpaceX ⓘ
launchSite Vandenberg Space Force Base ⓘ
launchVehicle SpaceX Falcon 9 ⓘ
linked to: Falcon 9 rocket
measurementType high-resolution radar altimetry ⓘ
wide-swath interferometric altimetry ⓘ
missionStatus operational ⓘ
missionType Earth science mission ⓘ
satellite ⓘ
operator CNES ⓘ
Canadian Space Agency ⓘ
NASA ⓘ
UK Space Agency ⓘ
orbitType near-polar orbit ⓘ
non-sun-synchronous orbit ⓘ
primaryObjective improve understanding of sea level change ⓘ
improve understanding of the global water cycle ⓘ
measure global ocean topography ⓘ
measure surface water extent and elevation ⓘ
scientificGoal improve sea level rise projections ⓘ
observe mesoscale and submesoscale ocean circulation ⓘ
quantify changes in terrestrial surface water storage ⓘ
support hydrology and oceanography research ⓘ
spaceAgency Centre National d’Études Spatiales ⓘ
linked to: CNES

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory ⓘ

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