NASA, ISRO to collaborate for developing synthetic aperture radar satellite

Q.  ISRO and which international space agency are working together to develop synthetic aperture radar satellite?
- Published on 27 Jun 16

a. NASA
b. ROSCOSMOS
c. ESA
d. None of the above

ANSWER: NASA
 
NASA and ISRO are working together to develop synthetic aperture radar satellite for observing and measuring ecosystem disturbances, ice sheet collapses and natural hazards

Data gathered from the mission will be used to build climate resiliency and save lives

Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Pune is working with NOAA to develop high resolution seasonal and long term climate forecasts to prepare for the monsoon.
Ambassador Rahul Verma said climate change was the foremost problem of the world along with WMD in a conference sponsored by Department of State in partnership with Institute for Sustainable Communicates and CED

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