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    A dust storm as seen by MSG-1

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    • Title A dust storm as seen by MSG-1
    • Released 04/05/2005 3:20 pm
    • Copyright DLR
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      A dust storm moving across Africa's western Sahel belt on 3 March 2004, as seen by MSG-1, renamed Meteosat-8. The dust can be seen blowing offshore, even reaching the Canary Islands. Dust storms are being mapped as part of the ESA-led Epidemio project.


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    • Mission Meteosat Second Generation (MSG)
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