Earth Sciences and Image Analysis: Astronaut Debriefing Captions

STS-092 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
November 28, 2000

CORAL REEFS

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STS092-316-12 Urban and industrial areas near reefs, Pointe-a-Pietre, Guadeloupe, eastern Caribbean (300 mm lens).

STS092-312-8 Okinawa.

STS092-312-7 Ishigakijima and Iriomotejima, Ryuku Islands (Japan). Japan's largest coral reef (12 sq. mi.) protected in a marine park. Land park protects last 100 Iriomote wildcats.

STS092-320-12 Shallow marine features, glint, Kacepi, Moluccas.

STS092-320-13 Shallow marine features, no glint, Kacepi, Moluccas.

STS092-378-32 Nonouti, Kiribati.

STS092-378-33 Tabiteuea, Kiribati.

STS092-377-13 Pukapuka, Cook Islands, population 790. Only 4 km in average altitude so islanders are concerned about sea level rise. Area hit by intense tropical cyclones in El Nino years--November 1997 and December 1997.

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STS092-316-12	Urban and industrial areas near reefs, Pointe-a-Pietre, Guadeloupe, eastern Caribbean (300 mm lens).
STS092-312-8	Okinawa.
STS092-312-7	Ishigakijima and Iriomotejima, Ryuku Islands (Japan). Japan's largest coral reef (12 sq. mi.) protected in a marine park. Land park protects last 100 Iriomote wildcats.
STS092-320-12	Shallow marine features, glint, Kacepi, Moluccas.
STS092-320-13	Shallow marine features, no glint, Kacepi, Moluccas.
STS092-378-32	Nonouti, Kiribati.
STS092-378-33	Tabiteuea, Kiribati.
STS092-377-13	Pukapuka, Cook Islands, population 790. Only 4 km in average altitude so islanders are concerned about sea level rise. Area hit by intense tropical cyclones in El Nino years--November 1997 and December 1997.