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How PACE collects accurate data

Image depicts how the PACE satellite collects information.

This image depicts how the PACE satellite collects information. The data is validated using buoys and aircraft. The sensors are calibrated using the Sun, Moon and buoys as reference sources. These processes help to ensure accurate information is collected.

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Published: 10 June 2022Size: 4.22 MB
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