The development of the RADARSAT-1 Ortho-rectified Mosaic of
Canada was initiated to provide a unique synoptic view of Canada
using data acquired from Canada's first Earth Observation
Satellite, launched in November of 1995. It celebrates the fact
that RADARSAT-1 has reached and passed its five year design life
in orbit. The satellite continues to deliver imagery that has
been proven effective in a wide range of applications including
ice reconnaissance, disaster management, oceanography and
agriculture. This digital product has been developed at a number
of scales (technically pixel spacing) to allow a variety of
users the ability to download and use this data.
|Auteur||Government of Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Earth
Science Sector, Data Management and Dissemination Branch|
|Beheerder||Government of Canada, Natural Resources Canada,
Centre for Topographic Information (Sherbrooke)|
|department||Natural Resources Canada| RADARSAT Ortho-rectified
Mosaic of Canada, Lambert Conformal Conic, 1000 Metres. Gove