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English: The Copernicus Sentinel-2A satellite takes us over part of northern Brazil’s Marajó island in Pará state.
Sediments discharged by the nearby Amazon River mouth (not pictured) are visible in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean north of the island. The land area pictured is dominated by a savannah landscape, with mangrove forests and palm swamps along the coast. The area is known for its large plantations – called fazendas – with animal husbandry. Although not native to the island, domesticated water buffalo outnumber Marajó’s human population. ‘Popcorn’ clouds are visible in the upper part of the image, formed by convection and condensed water vapour released by plants and trees during the sunny day. On the left side of the image we can see Lake Arari, the size of which fluctuates greatly between the rainy and dry seasons. Sentinel-2 images Earth in 13 spectral channels. Scientists can select which wavelength combinations to process over a given area to help better understand targets on the ground. The channel combination used to create this image, which was acquired on 20 July 2017, is particularly useful for identifying different vegetation types and helps us to distinguish it very clearly from inland water bodies: water appears dark blue, while vegetation appears in a variety of bright colours. This image is featured on the Earth from Space video programme.Українська: Супутниковий знімок острова Маражо, що знаходиться в дельті Амазонки, штат Пара, Бразилія. Знімок зроблений супутником Сентінел-2 (Sentinel-2) за програмою Копернік (Copernicus) Європейської космічної агенції (ESA) 20 липня 2017 року. Використана комбінація окремих спектральних каналів щоб розрізнити різні типи вегетуючої рослинності.
На північ від острова у водах Атлантичного океану чітко простежуються каламутні води з твердим осадом, що його виносять води Амазонки. З рослинності на острові превалює саванова формація з численними плантаціями та тваринницькими комплексами — фазендами. Головною свійською твариною на острові виступає інтродукований водяний буйвіл, поголів'я якого на острові перевищує чисельність людського населення. На узбережжі заболочені мангрові ліси (помаранчевий). Білі купчасті хмари на півночі острова утворюються у першій половині дня через сильне випаровування з поверхні океану й транспірацію пишної тропічної рослинності. У лівій частині знімку озеро Арарі, рівень води в якому сильно залежить від пори року. Це зображення було використане у відеоролику програми «Земля з космосу» 19 січня 2018 року. |
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Source | http://www.esa.int/spaceinimages/Images/2018/01/Marajo_Brazil |
Author | European Space Agency |
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Title InfoField | Marajo, Brazil |
Set InfoField | Earth observation image of the week |
System InfoField | Copernicus |
Mission InfoField | Sentinel-2 |
Location InfoField | Brazil |
Activity InfoField | Observing the Earth |
Keywords InfoField | Mangrooves |
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