Near real-time data (NRT)

Near real-time (NRT) data are made available more rapidly than routine processing allows, generally with 1-3 hours after a satellite observation.

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True color image of the Dead Sea and Salt Evaporation Ponds on 21 December 2022 from the MSI instrument aboard ESA's Sentinel 2A and 2B satellites
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False color image of the Amazon Delta on 21 November 2022 from the VIIRS instrument aboard the NOAA-20 satellite
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A portion of the first light image from Suomi NPP's VIIRS sensor captured November 21, 2011. The VIIRS instrument on JPSS satellites will become the primary imager in polar orbit in the coming years.
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