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Global satellite image mosaic

What's New:

July 2010: Earth Land Surface 2000 Version 2 released

  • 15/30/60/90m-resolution, natural-colour, near-global satellite imagery tiles
  • A single seamless global mosaic at 30m-resolution (image size: 1,296,000 by 648,000 pixels; file size: 2.29 terabytes or 2,290 gigabytes) - Unique!

Sample 1 - Hard, Vorarlberg, Austria
Sample 2 - Tokyo Bay, Japan

Top quality || Easy to use || Large size || Many applications || Affordable

 

 

DOS-based Utility Programs

2 February 2010: DOS-based HighView upgraded (version 3.1), a tool for ultimate image fusion of high-resolution satellite imagery, including WorldView-2, QuickBird, GeoEye-1 and IKONOS. (new)

  • Advanced image pan-sharpening
  • Adaptive image stretching
  • Automated features (e.g., vegetation, water) extraction and measurement (to be included soon)


17 August 2007: Spectral Transformer Fc2Tc-CIR, a tool for converting popular colour infrared imagery (e.g., SPOT-5, ASTER) into eye-catching natural colour scenes, with six methods / colour templates included.

 

2 May 2007: Spectral Transformer B742B321 a unique tool for easily making natural-colour, 14.25m medium-resolution global imagery from false-colour Landsat ETM+ bands 7/4/2 in NASA GeoCover series ...

 

   

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Global GIS Data Products:

15 April 2009:

Two unique, near-global imagery mosaics are now available for GIS integration: large-size and low-cost

 

 

1. Seamless 90m-resolution shaded-relief maps derived from SRTM data and produced under a range of beautiful colour schemes and various hillshading settings. Each large file (image size 432,000 by 139,200 pixels) is in JPEG2000 format and easy to use with any GIS.

 

 

2. Natural-colour satellite imagery mosaics at 90- and 60-m resolutions: They are based on Earth Land Surface 2000 Version 1. Now NO extra efforts are required to have seamless, medium-resolution global mosaics in GIS applications.

 

 

GUI-based HighView (still available)

2 Feb. 2006: GUI-based advanced image fusion and pan-sharpening software HighView (version 2.5). HighView successfully merges low-resolution multispectral bands with high-resolution panchromatic band of recent satellite images (e.g., GeoEye-1, QuickBird, IKONOS, KOMPSAT-2, FORMOSAT-2, SPOT-5 and ALOS).

 

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