Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
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NASA launches interactive "Your Name in Landsat" tool using Earth imagery
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Landsat 6 - NASA Science
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Landsat 8 - NASA Science
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Data Overview - NASA Science
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Landsat Calibration & Validation - NASA Science
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Landsat Data in the Cloud
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Landsat 8 - A Decade of Service - NASA Science
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Landsat 8 Graphics Library - NASA Science
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Landsat 2023 - A Year in Review - NASA Science
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Landsat 9 Mission Details - NASA Science
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Landsat 8 Mission Details - NASA Science
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Landsat 8: 5-Year Anniversary
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🌎 #Landsat 9 will continue the nearly 50-year legacy of Landsat satellites observing our home planet — monitoring its land & helping us manage its resources. Join us as a virtual guest & mark your calendars for Mon., Sept 27 as we countdown to launch: go.nasa.gov/3kr2Kae | NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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What is a satellite 'underfly'? 🛰️ Early in its mission life, #Landsat 9 flew directly under Landsat 8, and the two imaged Earth simultaneously. This allowed scientists to cross-calibrate the instruments, ensuring accurate and consistent data for long-term Earth observation. | Landsat
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With 50 years of data, Landsat has touched scientists around the world, studying everything from glaciers to green spaces. In fact, there are so many researchers using Landsat that an organization formed called the Ladies of Landsat. As we wait for the rocket, I’m here with two Ladies of Landsat -- Dr. Kate Fickas and Nikki Tulley. | NASA Earth
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Landsat’s hidden talent: seeing in the dark! 👀 Earth’s highest latitudes have mostly gone unmapped during winter when sunlight fades. Since the 2022 launch of a special expanded data collection program called LEAP (Landsat Extended Acquisitions of the Poles), the Landsat 8 and 9 missions have started to build year-round image records of glaciers, ice shelves, and sea ice around Antarctica, Greenland, and the Arctic Ocean. The resulting glimpses into the polar night are helping scientists better
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How is it already mid-February?! We’re still thinking about 2023… and all of the amazing #Landsat science it entailed! Last year, the Landsat program revealed a rising trend in river mining worldwide, analyzed 30 years of water levels, improved models of the impacts of rising temperatures, and more. Now, the Landsat team is looking to what’s next: Landsat Next! Expected to launch no earlier than 2030, Landsat Next will continue the program’s legacy of studying Earth from space for over 50 years.
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Those bumps on the ice are called pinning points and they’re an indicator of ice shelf thickness. Using 50 years of #Landsat images, scientists found that these points were smoothed, suggesting the ice was thinner and less stable in parts of Antarctica. A new study shows that the thinning under way between 1973 and 1989 was limited to small parts of ice shelves, mostly in the Amundsen Sea Embayment and the Wilkes Land coastline of East Antarctica. Then, from the 1990s onward, thinning spread rap
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Landsat Legacy: NASA-USGS Program Observing Earth from Space Turns 50 - NASA
Sep 29, 2023
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Meet the new Landsat Science Team! 🌍🛰️ The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration have announced the Landsat Science Team for 2026–2030. This group of scientists supports Landsat science priorities that help ensure the continued delivery of trusted, publicly available Earth observation data used around the world. Team members will provide collective analysis and advice on key issues for the Landsat program, while also leading research in priority
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Landsat 9: Continuing 50 Years of Eyes on our Changing Planet - NASA Science
Aug 2, 2021
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Easy Landsat 9 Color-Combo and Pansharpening...with Blend Modes!
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Landsat Data Continuity Mission Overview
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