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1. Look in the CEOS IDN. This is the authoritative worldwide
information system that answers every possible question about
Satellite Earth Observation. The IDN has three coordinating nodes,
each carrying the complete directory:
America
The Global Change Master Directory is accessible by WWW
at http://gcmd.gsfc.nasa.gov/ or by telnet to
gcmd.gsfc.nasa.gov (login as "gcdir").
Europe
The IDN is available via Hyper-G or WWW via Esrin's GDS
at http://gds.esrin.esa.it/CCEOS-IDN or by telnet to
epocat.esrin.esa.it (login as "esapid").
Asia
The IDN is available from NASDA at
http://www.eoc.nasda.go.jp/guide/eus/index.html, or by
telnet to nsaeoc.eoc.nasda.go.jp
2. Look in Esrin's GDS (URL below). Supports browsing, or keyword
search types of access.
3. Look in USGS's www-glis (URL below). A major source of detailed
information.
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