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Temperature Is the Critical Signal That Allows Monitoring of a Myriad of Earth's Processes. From Direct Measurements of Wildfire and Urban Heat to More Complex Relationships With Drought, Agriculture, Aquaculture, and Biodiversity, Maintaining a Steady Pulse on Earth's Surface Temperature Enables Us to Mitigate for and Adapt to the Impacts of Extreme Events and Increasingly Variable Water Availability Under a Changing Climate. All These Earth Processes Are Highly Dynamic in Space and Time; the Underlying Problem Is That They Require High Spatial and High Temporal Resolution Measurements of Temperature. Hydrosat Is Innovating Through This Space-time Barrier to Provide 20 M Surface Temperature Data Every Day, Globally. We Propose in This 6-MONTHS Phase I Investigation to Conduct a Sensitivity Analysis and Impact Assessment Framework to Determine How Much High Spatiotemporal Resolution Surface Temperature Can Improve Applications Across: I) Wildfire; Ii) Drought; Iii) Urban Heat; Iv) Agri
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