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Agreement Between The United States National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration And The European Organisation For The Exploitation Of Meteorological Satellites On An Initial Joint Polar-Orbiting Operational Satellite System
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    1998
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    First agreement covering cooperation between NOAA and EUMETSAT on polar-orbiting satellites, covering Metop-A, Metop-B, NOAA-18, NOAA-19. In effect through the end of operation of the last spacecraft referred to in this Agreement.
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    Agreement
  • Place as Subject:
    EUMETSAT
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    NOAA International Agreements
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