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Satelliti "Gaofen" cinesi monitorano le calamità naturali

Più di 20 aziende utilizzano le immagini di osservazione terrestre

Le immagini ad alta risoluzione catturate dai satelliti cinesi "Gaofen" di osservazione della Terra (vedi AVIONEWS) sono anche di sostegno agli interventi di soccorso nelle zone colpite da calamità naturali nella Cina sud-occidentale a Sichuan. La zona si trova al centro di due placche tettoniche e quindi soggetta a frane, terremoti ed instabilità dei laghi artificiali. Shi Fuqiang, responsabile di...

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Pechino, Cina, 12/12/2019 09:39
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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