File:Mollweide Cycle.gif

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DescriptionMollweide Cycle.gif	English: On land, vegetation appears on a scale from brown (low vegetation) to dark green (lots of vegetation); at the ocean surface, phytoplankton are indicated on a scale from purple (low) to yellow (high). This visualization was created with data from satellites including SeaWiFS, and instruments including the NASA/NOAA Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite and the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer. Français : Cycle annuel de l'enneigement et de la végétation : sur la terre ferme, la végétation apparaît sur une échelle allant du brun (végétation faible ou basse) au vert foncé (végétation dense) ; à la surface de l’océan, la densité en phytoplancton figure sur une échelle allant du violet (faible) au jaune (élevée). Cette visualisation a été créée à l'aide de données provenant de plusieurs satellites, notamment SeaWiFS, et d'instruments tels que la suite de radiomètres infrarouges visibles NASA / NOAA et le spectroradiomètre imageur à résolution moyenne.
Date	13 November 2017
Source	NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Author	NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

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