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Towards an open registry of Earth observation instruments
Earth observation (EO) is essential to understanding the Earth system, enabling the transformation of planetary properties into measurable variables that can be analysed, compared, and modelled. In recent decades, EO capabilities have grown rapidly, accompanied by an even faster expansion in the num
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