File:Cidade City Djibouti Africa - Bases Militares China USA (29934552898).jpg

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This image highlights the strategic military presence of major global powers, such as China and the United States, in Djibouti, located near the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, a critical chokepoint for global maritime trade.

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Português: Imagem CBERS4 PAN de alta resolução espacial (5m/pixel), gravada a bordo, da Cidade do Djibouti. Anotada para mostrar a proximidade, 12 km, e detalhes das bases militares Chinesa e Americana. Destacadas em resolução plena a nova base militar Chinesa, única fora da China, vizinha ao Porto de Doraleh, e a base militar Americana Camp Lemonnier, única na África, ao Sul do Aeroporto Internacional Ambouli. Assim como os EUA, França e Japão também tem bases militares no país. É um local geopoliticamente estratégico por ser localizado próximo ao Estreito Babelmândebe, já imageado aqui. Entrada no Mar Vermelho, por onde passam 5 milhões de barris de petróleo por dia com destino à Europa e Estados Unidos, via Canal de Suez. Imagem em P&B por ter apenas uma banda espectral; de 0,51 a 0,85 µm (verde ao começo do infra-vermelho próximo)
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Imagem CBERS4 PAN5m Bases Militares Chinesa e Americana, Cidade do Djibouti, Africa Coordenadas do centro da imagem: 11°35'03.3"N 43°07'08.1"E Data: 13-04-2018 / 2018-13-04 P&B Cena: 070 / 087

Autor: Oton Barros (DSR/OBT/INPE)
English: Djibouti City high spatial resolution (5m/pixel) recorded on board CBERS4 PAN image; illustrated to show how near, 7 miles, Chinese and American military bases are, and some of their details. Shown in full resolution, China´s new base, only outside China, besides Doraleh Port, and American base Camp Lemonnier, only in Africa, South of Ambouli Internacional Airport. Like the US, France and Japan also got military bases there. Near Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, already imaged here, it´s a geopolically strategic spot, Red Sea entrance, where 5 million oil barrels a day pass going to Europe and US via Suez Canal. Image in B&W since it has only one spectral band from 0.51 to 0.85 µm (green to near infrared).
  1. babelmandeb #djibouti #BeltandRoad #military #CBERS4

Image CBERS4 PAN5m Bases Militares Chinesa e Americana, Cidade do Djibouti, Africa Image center: 11°35'03.3"N 43°07'08.1"E Date: 13-04-2018 / 2018-13-04 B&W Scene: 070 / 087

Author: Oton Barros (DSR/OBT/INPE)
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Source Cidade/City Djibouti/Africa - Bases Militares China / USA
Author Coordenação-Geral de Observação da Terra/INPE

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