global collection of imagery from the Landsat Multispectral
Scanner (MSS). Most scenes were acquired by Landsat 1-3
in 1972-1983. A few gaps in the Landsat 1-3 data
have been filled with scenes acquired by Landsat 4-5 during the
years 1982-1987. These data contain 4 spectral bands:
Green, Red, an NIR band, and a SWIR band. In the typical
False-color presentation, the images appear red because
the NIR band, displayed as red, highlights vegetation.
The Global Land Survey (GLS) 1975 is a
global collection of imagery from the Landsat Multispectral
Scanner (MSS). Most scenes were acquired by Landsat 1-3
in 1972-1983. A few gaps in the Landsat 1-3 data
have been filled with scenes acquired by Landsat 4-5 during the
years 1982-1987. These data contain 4 spectral bands:
Green, Red, an NIR band, and a SWIR band. In the typical
False-color presentation, the images appear red because
the NIR band, displayed as red, highlights vegetation.
Name | Description | Gee Wavelength |
---|---|---|
10 | Green | 500-600 nm |
20 | Red | 600-700 nm |
30 | Near infrared | 700-800 nm |
40 | Short-wavelength infrared | 800-1100 nm |
Providers | |
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USGS (producer, licensor) | |
Google Earth Engine (host) | |
STAC Version | 0.6.0 |
Keywords | global, gls, landsat, radiance, usgs |
License | proprietary |
Temporal Extent | 12/31/1971, 4:00:00 PM - 2/9/1983, 4:00:00 PM |
Citation | "GLS 1975 image courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey" |
Type | image_collection |
GSD | metersm |