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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
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DOS-based Utility Programs |
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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)
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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