Florida Everglades Onion Skin Stills

  • Released Sunday, January 20, 2013
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Landsat satellites view the Earth through a number of different bands. Each band captures imagery in different spectral wavelengths. Scientists can then combine these bands a number of ways to obtain information about the satellite imagery. These still images show several different band combinations alongside the resulting imagery over the Florida Everglades.

These still images were produced for use on NASA travelling exhibits.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Red, Green, and Blue bands can be combined to create a true color map of the Florida Everglades.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Red, Green, and Blue bands can be combined to create a true color map of the Florida Everglades.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands can be combined to create a false color image.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands can be combined to create a false color image.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands can be combined to create a false color image highlighting vegetation.

Example image of how the below elements might be combined to create a print resolution still showing how Landsat-5 Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands can be combined to create a false color image highlighting vegetation.

Print resolution element showing only the white outlines for the stacked bands.

Print resolution element showing only the white outlines for the stacked bands.

Print resolution still of the stacked Red, Green, and Blue bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution still of the stacked Red, Green, and Blue bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution still of the stacked Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution still of the stacked Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution still of the stacked Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution still of the stacked Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands along with their respective annotated wavelengths.

Print resolution background of the Earth with a Landsat-5 swathe of data crossing the Florida Everglades.

Print resolution background of the Earth with a Landsat-5 swathe of data crossing the Florida Everglades.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Red, Green, and Blue bands.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Red, Green, and Blue bands.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Near Infrared, Red, and Green bands.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands.

Landsat-5 view of the Florida Everglades combining the Shortwave Infrared, Near Infrared, and Green bands.

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This page was originally published on Sunday, January 20, 2013.
This page was last updated on Wednesday, May 3, 2023 at 1:52 PM EDT.

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