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An artist’s concept of the SWOT spacecraft (February 2015).
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SWOT's science instrument payload sitting in a clean room during assembly.
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A photograph of the Varzea Forest area of Brazil (2 of 4).
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A photograph of the Varzea Forest area of Brazil (3 of 4).
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This image shows a map of the 1-day repeat orbit that will occur during the calibration-validation (CalVal) phase for SWOT.
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The SWOT satellite observatory is being jointly built by NASA and Centre National D’Études Spatiales (CNES).
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Canada is home to more than 30,000 lakes including these water bodies in Northern Alberta. The abundance of surface freshwater in Canada makes it a prime target for AirSWOT investigations.
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Emblem for the SWOT mission.
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Emblem for the SWOT mission.
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SWOT is being jointly developed by NASA and Centre National D’Études Spatiales (CNES).
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An early rendering of the SWOT spacecraft (February 2011).
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