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SSC Satellitbild AB3 May 1999

Satellite measuring instrument produces high quality images

God billedkvalitet, lettilgængelig information om vegetation og miljøforandringer på såvel global som lokal basis. Dette er formålet med Vegetation System (VGT), et specialudviklet måleinstrument til kortlægning af vegetation. Systemet er blevet installeret på den nye Spot 4 satellit og siges at giv

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SSC Satellitbild AB2 February 1999

Digital landscape images on the Internet

Detail-rich satellite images of landscapes and road networks will now be available quicker on the Internet, thanks to a new service called GISimages from the "Online Web Shop" of Swedish company SSC Satellitbild. All satellite images are ortho-corrected and can be used directly with geometrical reli

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SSC Satellitbild AB8 September 1998

Coastal Management from Space

Giving Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland the opportunity to better manage their own coastal resources in an environmental and sustainable way is the aim of a project funded by the European Union (PHARE). The project is based on satellite imaging techniques to map and document sensitive coastline

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SSC Satellitbild AB19 May 1998

View from the heavens

Satellite pictures of your area can now be obtained over the Internet thanks to a new service called Spacepix from satellite image company, SSC Satellitbild in Sweden. Anyone with a home computer and access to the Internet can take advantage of the new service for a small fee.

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SSC Satellitbild AB6 November 1997

View from the heavens

Nu kan du hämta satellitbilder över ditt bostadsområde via Internet tack vare en ny tjänst, Spacepix, lanserad av företaget SSC Satellitbild. Var och en som har en dator hemma och ett Internet abonnemang kan utnyttja den nya tjänsten mot en mindre avgift.

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SSC Satellitbild AB30 June 1997

Faster terrain relief information from Japanese satellite

The extension of its data collection capacity by SSC Satellitbild AB to include the Japanese JERS-1 satellitewill allow companies faster andmore reliable access to a variety of remote sensing information for geographic information systems.

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