Image Processing A.

"The Dead Sea has already lost more than one-third of its surface area and is shrinking at a rate of about 3.3 feet per year. The shrinking is evident in the images above. Captured by NASA's Landsat satellites, these images show deep waters as dark blue and shallow waters as bright blue, while pink and tan represent barren desert, green indicates sparse vegetation, and red indicates dense vegetation. Near the center is the Lisan Peninsula, which now forms a land bridge across the Dead Sea.(NASA, 2016)

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