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#ORBIT SYNONYM ARCHIVE#
#ORBIT SYNONYM WINDOWS#

SAFE: Product Format (Standard Archive Format for Europe).

ROOO: Relative Orbit number (R001 - R143).

Nxxyy: the Processing Baseline number (e.g.

YYYYMMDDHHMMSS: the datatake sensing start time.

MSIXXX: MSIL1C denotes the Level-1C product level/ MSIL2A denotes the Level-2A product level.

The other components of the filename are: Depending on the instance, the time in this field can be earlier or slightly later than the datatake sensing time.

The second date is the "" field, which is 15 characters in length, and is used to distinguish between different end user products from the same datatake.

The first date (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) is the datatake sensing time.

MMM_MSIXXX_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS_Nxxyy_ROOO_Txxxxx_.SAFE The compact naming convention is arranged as follows:

The product format corresponding to the Level-1C product combines the features described in the 'Compact Naming Convention' and the 'Complete Single Tile' sections in the PSD.

This product format is described in detail in the SENTINEL-2 Products Specification Document (PSD) (starting with the version 14.6). This has been achieved by compaction of the filenames, including the naming of internal folders and files.

#ORBIT SYNONYM WINDOWS#

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Venus orbits the sun once every 225 Earth days.

The team confirmed the discovery of a planet orbiting the star 51 Pegasi.

The satellite will orbit the Earth for the next 15 years.

The Cassini mission currently under preparation is intended to orbit Saturn.

The moons of Jupiter can be seen to orbit Jupiter and not the earth.

Some years later Newton, using his newly discovered law of gravity, proved that all objects must orbit in elliptical paths.

It orbits closer to the fires of the Sun than any other planet, well inside the orbit of Venus.

Women orbited about surfers on the beach they clung to them in cars they occupied their houses in loose liaisons.

Another insight has arisen out of studies of the logistics of deep-space missions that must return to orbit about Earth.

Now, thought Floyd, we are on our own, more than half-way to orbit.

○○ verb AROUND/ROUND to travel in a curved path around a much larger object such as the Earth, the Sun etc The satellite orbits the Earth every 48 hours.