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The TerraSAR-X and TanDEM-X satellites produce high-precision 3-D images of the planet's surface without interference from clouds and lightning. They supply vital data on earthquakes and floods, and on places where the ground is sinking or rising.
I am curious to find out if Trinidad and Tobago is also captured with these satellites - imagine what changes we may have under gone through our development as well.
Where in the World?
No, not the Big Rock Candy(-corn) Mountain. This view is of "Salar de Uyuni: The largest salt flats (blue) in the world covering 10,000 sq km, located in southwest Bolivia". The image was developed by two German satellites that leap-frog around the globe a mere 150m apart taking microwave measurements of the surface. The full discussion is a very interesting read.
