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NOAA - from raw data to satellite image
At DLR in Neustrelitz, every day, around the clock, huge amounts of data are received from satellites flying overhead, archived and processed. And at DLR_School_Lab it's possible to observe the associated processes and even actively intervene in them. This is done with NOAA satellite data, which are received and analyzed in the DLR_School_Lab.

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