Wed,Mar 12,2014
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| Photo shows the remote sensing image of the oil slicks near the incident waters. (Photo/China.org.cn) |
Using satellite data of March 8 and March 10, scientific researchers found three oil slicks in waters around the search sites for the missing Malaysian plane. The Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth of Chinese Academy of Sciences collected satellite data from the users at home and abroad and submitted the application to access satellite data within the following two or three days.
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