One of the best – if not the best – web tools for assessing, processing and acquiring satellite imagery I’ve ever used/tested so far: LandViewer by EOS Inc.
Currently you can choose between multispectral data sets of Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2:
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Congrats to the Copernicus team for successfully launching Sentinel-2B!
Press release from the European Commission:
Latest Copernicus launch will improve services for farmers, fishermen and other users of land and sea maps
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I know, the last weeks I didn’t give you any interesting links against your boredom. Shame on me!
But today I have some perhaps useful stuff for you 😉
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After two weeks of holidays I’m back in business.
Here my links of the past week:
Because of its capabilities in handling spatial data PostGIS is predestined for large vector files like Open Street Map data sets. That’s why a lot of popular OSM maps out there are powered by PostGIS and Mapnik.
Previously I showed you how to set up a PostGIS environment on
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Here is the next part about PostGIS running on Ubuntu and how to use it for your everyday work with GIS on your client computer. This can be the same computer your database is running on (here Ubuntu 16.04) or any remote PC with Linux or Windows…
You
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today about the installation of PostGIS, an open source and OGC compliant spatial database extender for the PostgreSQL database management system. It is similar in functionality to ESRI ArcSDE, Oracle Spatial, DB2 spatial extender and something (SQL Server spatial…?)from Microsoft. It provides outstanding performance and functionality – for
Tomorrow night (01:52 GMT) ESA is going to launch Sentinel-2A.
The satellite will deliver high resolution (10/20/60 m) multispectral data (12 channels, 443-2190 nm) of planet earth.
Data will in some ways be comparable and compatible to Landsat images.
You can watch the livestream here:
WATCH LIVE: SENTINEL-2A LAUNCH
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The links of this week: