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EOLI-SA
The EOLI-SA (Stand Alone) client combines the advantages of both the online and offline catalogues. This tool provides access to the online ESA catalogues of Earth Observation (EO) products. It allows the visualisation of quick-looks and the online ordering of EO products.
A copy of the inventory can be downloaded locally to increase response times and to perform interferometric searches on Envisat and ERS SAR products. The tool gives access to all collections for which ESA provides products.
EOLI-SA is a java application supported on all major patforms (Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT/XP, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X and other Unix systems).

New EOLI Web client
The new EOLI Web Client client provides access to online ESA catalogues of EO products via a standard web browser, as well as to the catalogues of other data providers (for example DLR) and is part of ESA's eoPortal. This tool doesn't allow online ordering (for which we recommend to use EOLI-SA), but it allows you to browse the meta data and obtain further information about the collections and products available from ESA and other providers.

DESCW
DESCW is an offline multimission catalogue covering ERS, Envisat and ESA Third Party missions. It is a tool providing users with the information about satellite/sensor data availability for a given time interval and over a specified geographical location. Orders for products can be formulated using DESCW. Regular updates of the data for use within DESCW are available via FTP.

IONIA
The IONIA server allows access to the Level 3 Earth Observation Products generated at ESA/ESRIN from ERS and other sources. Ionia is the name of the Greek school of philosophy (VI-V th century BC) that formulated the theory of the cosmos as constituted by four basic elements (fire, water, air, earth), the same elements that are now observed from space-born instruments and constitute the main fields of interest in the analysis of remote sensing images.

ATSR Global Fire Atlas
The ATSR Global Fire Atlas provides monthly global fire maps made from ATSR-2 night time data. The maps are generated monthly, and cover the period from September 1995.

Related Links
ATSR ASST
eoPortal
ESOV Classic
CERSAT Catalogues
GOME Fast Delivery Service
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