Tools tagged with "Imagery"

The Global Land Cover by National Mapping Organizations (GLCNMO) provides geospatial land cover information in raster format, classifying the entire globe into 20 categories based on FAO's LCCS. Developed through international collaboration, it offers three versions (2003, 2008, 2013) using MODIS data, allowing for comparisons and integration with other LCCS-based products.

The MapScaping Podcast features in-depth conversations with industry experts on a wide range of geospatial topics. It covers GIS, remote sensing, geospatial careers, startups, and emerging technologies like AI and web mapping, offering valuable insights into the dynamic world of location intelligence.

This AWS registry provides free and open access to Sentinel-2 satellite imagery, a land monitoring mission offering high-resolution optical data globally every five days. It includes both L1C and L2A data, regularly updated within hours of availability. The data supports various ongoing studies and applications.

The New Hampshire Geodata Portal, developed by NH GRANIT at UNH, provides a central hub for discovering and utilizing authoritative GIS data and related geospatial resources across New Hampshire. It offers access to various web applications and data layers, fostering partnerships with state agencies, non-profits, and the US Government to make these resources available to the public.

This online course from the University of Alaska Fairbanks focuses on the applications of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) remote sensing for disaster monitoring. It covers weather and illumination-independent SAR technology and its use in analyzing natural hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and flooding.

Planet Labs provides daily satellite imagery and Earth data analytics. Its insights empower global decisions and actions with a multidimensional view of our changing planet, offering comprehensive monitoring and tasking solutions.

Delineate Anything is a cutting-edge foundation model designed for the precise delineation of field boundaries from satellite imagery. It offers resolution-agnostic capabilities, allowing for effective application across various image resolutions. This project aims to provide a robust solution for automated agricultural field mapping and analysis.

The MERIT DEM is a high-accuracy global Digital Elevation Model (DEM) at 3 arcsecond resolution (~90m), created by correcting errors in existing spaceborne DEMs like SRTM3 and AW3D. It significantly improves vertical accuracy, especially in flat regions, enhancing geoscience applications dependent on terrain data.

Connecticut Environmental Conditions Online (CT ECO) provides access to a wealth of geospatial information focusing on Connecticut's environment. Users can explore various map viewers, browse a catalog of static PDF maps by town, and connect to map services using GIS software. The platform also offers direct downloads of GIS files for further analysis and integration.

This blog provides benchmarks and tips for working with big data, cloud platforms, and various geospatial datasets. It features in-depth analyses of large-scale open data, satellite imagery, and GIS software applications. The content covers a range of topics from data center locations to global building footprints and advanced imagery processing.

This platform provides a comprehensive viewer for Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) imagery, offering various channels and RGB composites. Users can access data for regions like the Continental U.S. (CONUS) to monitor weather phenomena and environmental conditions. The site supports real-time updates and historical data viewing for meteorological and climate applications.

The Iowa Geospatial Data Clearinghouse offers public geospatial data, tools, and resources from the State of Iowa and its partners. It provides access to foundational data and curated services, supporting statewide data initiatives and information sharing.

WorldCereal is a research project funded by the European Space Agency, dedicated to providing a free, cloud-based processing system. This system generates high-resolution custom crop location and type products at both local and global scales. It aims to enhance food security through advanced geospatial data and analysis.

Satlas Super Resolution offers globally generated AI-enhanced imagery for 2023, aiming for high accuracy and frequent updates. This GitHub repository provides the training and inference code, data, and model weights for the super-resolution outputs. It supports the mission of Satlas to provide open, AI-generated geospatial data.

This Harvard Dataverse instance is a platform for sharing research data, but access to the requested page is currently forbidden. It typically hosts a wide range of datasets for academic and research purposes across various disciplines.

Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (PASDA) serves as the official geospatial data clearinghouse for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It provides access to a wide array of geographic information system (GIS) data, including base map themes, orthoimagery, and environmental datasets from various state agencies. The platform facilitates data discovery and download for researchers, government agencies, and the public.

EOReader is a powerful open-source Python library designed for remote sensing applications. It provides a sensor-agnostic framework for reading and processing data from a wide range of optical and Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite constellations. Users can efficiently load and stack various components such as spectral bands, cloud masks, Digital Elevation Models (DEMs), and spectral indices, simplifying complex satellite imagery workflows.

AmericaView is a nationwide consortium dedicated to promoting Earth observation education, outreach, and research. It collaborates with the USGS National Land Imaging Program and other partners to advance spatial literacy and remote sensing applications. The organization supports various initiatives, including workshops and participation in key geospatial conferences.

This LibGuide from MIT Libraries provides a centralized resource for discovering and accessing various GIS datasets relevant to the state of Massachusetts. It aims to assist researchers and students in locating essential geospatial information for their projects.

GEODATA.gov.gr is the official open geospatial data portal for Greece, providing public access to a wide range of spatial datasets. This platform serves as a central hub for discoverable and downloadable geographic information from various Greek government agencies and organizations. It aims to foster transparency and enable data-driven initiatives across different sectors.

This dataset combines airborne lidar and Landsat satellite data to map vegetation structure in Mexican ecosystems. It includes lidar-derived canopy height values and Landsat-derived vegetation indices for 499,925 sample points across 1,105 aerial images, enabling fine-resolution ecological restoration monitoring.

This catalog provides access to the State of Indiana's digital orthophotography, managed by the Indiana Geographic Information Office and IOT Office of Technology. Imagery dates back to 2005 and is available in formats like Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF (COG), original GeoTIFF, ECW, and MrSID. The datasets are organized into a statewide tile grid scheme, with collections updated on a 4-year cycle and licensed under Creative Commons 0 (CC0).

GRASS GIS is a powerful open-source geospatial processing engine designed for advanced modeling, time series analysis, and spatial data management. It supports terrain and ecosystem modeling, hydrology, and imagery processing, offering robust capabilities for large-scale analysis.

leafmap is a Python package designed for interactive geospatial analysis and mapping. It simplifies complex GIS tasks within Jupyter environments, enabling users to create dynamic maps and perform advanced spatial analysis with minimal coding.

This resource provides a curated list of GIS data sources, categorized geographically, primarily for Hawaiʻi and the broader Pacific Islands region. It includes links to state and county GIS portals, specialized datasets like bathymetry and climate data, and commercial imagery providers. The guide serves as a valuable starting point for researchers seeking geospatial information for these specific areas.

SpaceFromSpace provides free access to high-resolution satellite imagery, featuring both current-day and historic declassified spy satellite images. The platform allows users to explore various global locations, including spaceports and cities, offering unique perspectives on inaccessible areas and environmental changes.

This three-week course introduces Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and their applications in generating Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) using ArcGIS Pro Desktop software. It covers fundamental GIS concepts, data types, data engineering, advanced analytical techniques, and cartography. Participants will learn to create, manage, analyze, and visualize geospatial data to support decision-making processes.

This resource provides access to version 1.2 of the Global Forest Change dataset, offering detailed information on forest extent and loss from 2000 through 2014. The data is derived from time-series analysis of Landsat imagery, with updates incorporating Landsat 8 OLI for more recent years. Users can download the dataset and are encouraged to register for updates.

Titiler is an open-source project hosted on GitHub by Development Seed, providing a powerful tool to create dynamic map tile services from raster data. It enables users to serve geospatial imagery and other raster datasets as web-friendly tiles, facilitating interactive mapping applications.

Dataforsyningen serves as a central hub for geospatial information in Denmark, offering a wide array of datasets for various applications. Users can find detailed information, visualize data on maps, and access data through webservices like WMS/WMTS or direct downloads in formats such as GeoTIFF. The platform supports both public administration and private use cases.

The NOAA Office for Coastal Management provides C-CAP High-Resolution Land Cover data through its Digital Coast initiative. This resource offers detailed land cover information, including up to 25 classification categories, for most coastal areas nationwide. Data is available at 1 to 2.4-meter resolution, with 1-meter data recently released.

This platform serves as the official Georgia GIS Data Clearinghouse, providing a centralized access point for various geospatial datasets relevant to the state. Users are required to register for an account to access the comprehensive data search page and download available resources.

This website serves as a comprehensive catalog for community datasets accessible within Google Earth Engine. It provides users with organized access to a wide array of geospatial data, along with resources to facilitate their exploration and utilization. The platform also features tutorials, publications, and tools for getting started with GEE community assets.

The Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS) offers a comprehensive portfolio of satellite-derived products for land monitoring across Europe. This includes full-coverage land cover and use data, land cover in priority areas, and bio-geophysical variables, supporting environmental policies and sustainable resource management. The service provides access to a dataset catalogue and a data viewer for exploring available products like EU-DEM.

Ai2, founded by Paul Allen, conducts high-impact research and engineering to tackle key problems in artificial intelligence. This institute focuses on developing and providing open models, applications for science and the environment, and advancing AI research.

NASA's Applied Remote Sensing Training (ARSET) program provides free online and in-person webinars and workshops. It aims to empower individuals and organizations to leverage Earth-observing data for informed environmental management and decision-making across various applications globally.