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Victoria Bennett, division head STFC CEDA, and Hugh Mortimer, research scientist at STFC RAL Space, explain how environmental scientists have access to unprecedented volumes of Earth observations and satellite data through CEDA's data archives and the JASMIN facility. Professor and director of COMET at the University of Leeds, Tim Wright, provides examples showing how some of this data is being used to analyze earthquake hazards.
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Chapter 1: What is the Centre for Environmental Data Analysis (CEDA)?
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Chapter 2: Satellite Radar Interferometry (InSAR) Modeling
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Chapter 3: Big Data, Satellite Data Collection, Archives, and Storage
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Chapter 4: Data Management—The CEDA Archive and the JASMIN Facility
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Chapter 5: Using InSAR to Predict Earthquake Hazards
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Chapter 6: Managing Ever Increasing and More Complex Data
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