File:Urban Sprawl in Beijing, China.ogv

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DescriptionUrban Sprawl in Beijing, China.ogv	English: Animation zooming down to Beijing, China in 1978 via Landsat-3. The data then dissolves to Beijing in 2010 through the sensors of Landsat-5. The red areas are non-vegetated urban areas.
Date	9 July 2012
Source	Goddard Multimedia
Author	NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

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