File:AERONET La Jolla.2007295.terra.250m.jpg

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DescriptionAERONET La Jolla.2007295.terra.250m.jpg	en:NASA en:MODIS Rapid Response System image showing en:California wildfires of October 2007 on en:October 22 AERONET_La_Jolla - Date 2007/295 - 10/22 Satellite Terra projection Plate Carree projection center lon +0.0000 projection center lat +0.0000 UL lon -122.8819 UL lat +36.1043 UR lon -111.6117 UR lat +36.1043 LR lon -111.6117 LR lat +29.6292 LL lon -122.8819 LL lat +29.6292 x scale factor +0.7660444431189780 ellipsoid WGS84 Contact Jacques Descloitres Level-2 granules T072951740 T072951745 T072951920
Date	25 October 2007 (original upload date)
Source	http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/subsets/?AERONET_La_Jolla/2007295/AERONET_La_Jolla.2007295.terra.250m.jpg
Author	Nasa
Permission (Reusing this file)	PD-LAYOUT; PD-USGOV-NASA.

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