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Summary
NASA Soil Moisture Active Passive SMAP mission will produce high-resolution global maps of soil moisture to track water availability around our planet and guide policy decisions.
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soil moisture active passive smap
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jet propulsion laboratory
soil
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nasa soil moisture
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smap
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Date
22/01/2014
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