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Satellite Image Neede

by ddmiller1 » Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:36 pm America/New_York

I need a high resolution satellite image for January 1, 2021 taken between
12:45 pm - 8:00 pm US Central Time at the following coordinates:

34.518611
-86.126614

Please let me know how to get this image.

Thanks
Dan, 256-505-2181

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Re: Satellite Image Neede

by GES DISC - jimacker » Wed Jan 27, 2021 10:52 am America/New_York

Hello,

What spatial resolution are you seeking? The highest resolution from NASA satellites is from Landsat, which is 15 meters, but Landsat does not provide full global coverage daily, it is commanded and scheduled for observations. You may be able to get a view with 250 meter resolution MODIS bands, and you can use https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/ to determine if there is a cloud-free view of the area.

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Re: Satellite Image Neede

by ddmiller1 » Wed Jan 27, 2021 11:18 am America/New_York

Thank you, I will try to locate the image as you suggest.
Regards, Dan

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Re: Satellite Image Neede

by ddmiller1 » Wed Jan 27, 2021 11:24 am America/New_York

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I was unable to see anything due to cloud cover -

Would you have any other ideas on how to get this image?

Thanks, Dan

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Re: Satellite Image Neede

by GES DISC - jimacker » Wed Jan 27, 2021 12:23 pm America/New_York

Cloud cover is going to limit your options (as it does for many aspects of satellite remote sensing). There are satellites that acquire radar data (synthetic aperture radar, SAR) that can see through clouds, but I'm not sure they would show anything that you need to see, and you may have to pay for these data. Here is the link to the Alaska Satellite Facility, where they have this type of data; they do not participate in this Forum at this time, so you would need to inquire to their User Services. https://asf.alaska.edu/

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