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Free TerraSAR-X Sample Data available for download
29 April 2008, 4:30pm
Infoterra now offers a unique opportunity to inspect and evaluate TerraSAR-X data and its usability for individual purposes:
A selection of more than 20 full TerraSAR-X scenes from around the globe, reflecting the versatile acquisition parameters of the satellite, is available through
www.infoterra.de/terrasar-x/latest-specials.
Users are encouraged to download, test, and thoroughly evaluate the samples. While the service is free of charge, feedback regarding data quality and applicability is of course greatly appreciated by Infoterra's experts.
Mareike Doepke
Communications Manager
Infoterra GmbH
88039 Friedrichshafen, Germany (Mailing)
Claude-Dornier-Strasse, 88090 Immenstaad, Germany (Courier)
T: +49 7545 8 3924 F: +49 7545 8 1337
M: +49 171 793 7253
mareike.doepke@infoterra-global.com
www.infoterra.de
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