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    • Title Areas captured by ESA spacecraft to support flood relief
    • Released 26/08/2002 12:09 pm
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      ESA's ERS and Envisat satellites captured images of these areas around the Elbe River during the floods of August 2002 in support of requests from Switzerland, Austria and Germany under the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters


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