April 8, 2015

Video: Sentinel-2A satellite and its mission

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In this special edition, Sentinel-2 Project Manager François Spoto and System Engineering and Operations Manager Omar Sy talk about the Sentinel-2A satellite and its mission at IABG in Munich, Germany.

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