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datasets/tornadoes2024-planet.data.mdx

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-    Planet imagery of EF-4 tornado damage in Greenfield, Iowa on March 21, 2024.
+    Planet satellite imagery Greenfield, Iowa before and after a deadly EF-4 struck the town.
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   ### About
 
-  Planet Labs’ SmallSat imagery, captured by the PlanetScope Dove satellite constellation, is a highly valuable commercial satellite remote sensing product, frequently leveraged for rapid damage assessment and environmental monitoring. Known for its frequent overpasses, with revisit times on the order of a couple of days, and an impressive spatial resolution of 3 meters, this imagery offers exceptional capabilities for monitoring changes in landscapes and infrastructure. The PlanetScope constellation can collect imagery covering up to 2 million square kilometers per day across the visible and near-infrared channels, providing extensive data for timely and precise analysis.
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+  Planet Labs’ SmallSat imagery, captured by the PlanetScope Dove satellite constellation, is a highly valuable commercial satellite remote sensing product, frequently leveraged for rapid damage assessment and environmental monitoring. Known for its frequent overpasses, with revisit times on the order of a couple of days, and an impressive spatial resolution of 3 meters, this imagery offers exceptional capabilities for monitoring changes in landscapes and infrastructure. The PlanetScope constellation has near-global coverage daily across the visible and near-infrared channels, providing extensive data for timely and precise analysis of up to 140-150 million square kilometers.
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   ### Access the Data
 
-  Visit Planet's [home page](https://www.planet.com) to explore options for data access. NASA's Commercial SmallSat Data Explorer (CSDA) Program has a contract with Planet Labs, which is how the Planet data hosted here was acquired. You can access the CDSA data explorer [**HERE**](https://csdap.earthdata.nasa.gov).
+  Visit Planet's [home page](https://www.planet.com) to explore options for data access. This datawas made available through the NASA [Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition (CSDA) Program](https://earthdata.nasa.gov/about/csda/vendor-planet). You can access the CDSA data explorer [**HERE**](https://csdap.earthdata.nasa.gov).
 
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