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New NASA Maps Show Flooding Changes In Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
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Data from NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite have been used to create new surface flooding maps of Southeast Texas and the Tennessee Valley following Hurricane Harvey. The SMAP observations detect the proportional cover of surface water within the satellite sensor's field of view. This sequence of images shows changes in the extent of surface flooding from successive five-day SMAP observation composite images.
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Credit lineNew NASA Maps Show Flooding Changes In Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. NASA/JPL, 2017-09-13. Public domain. ID: PIA21951.
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