Landsat 8/9 (Optical, Thermal IR)
Proveedor: NASA / USGS
The world's longest Earth-observation archive, running since 1972. Its 50-year time series is unmatched for long-term change analysis, and the thermal infrared band also captures land-surface temperature.
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FuenteCopernicus · Sentinel Hub Capa en vivo del mismo sensor/producto que este dataset.Geocoding © OpenStreetMap / Photon
Resolución
30 m
Revisita
16 days
Cobertura
Global
Licencia
Open license (commercial use OK)
Precio
$0 — Gratis
Casos de uso comunes
- Long-term environmental change
- Urbanization monitoring
- Water & land temperature analysis
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