Picture courtesy of ULGIS Center
Digital Globe
QuickBird imagery
EROS
Data Center: U.S. government satellite imagery
Gateway to Astronaut Photography of the Earth All of the
photographs of earth taken by U.S. astronauts since 1961.
*State Archive Offer http://www.terraimageusa.com/state/index.html*
*County Archive Offer http://www.terraimageusa.com/county/index.cfm*
*New Acquisition Offer http://www.terraimageusa.com/documents/Pricelist/Pricelist.pdf
We're offering any State in the lower 48 complete 2004/2005 2.5 m panchromatic coverage, delivered as a seamless
mosaic, for only 99 cents a square mile. Licensing is to a single State agency, with extended licensing available. Any
State ordering the mosaic this year is entitled to lock in this promotional price by electing 3 complete updates for the
same low price per update. The updates can even be IR color fused for an extra 75 cents a square mile.
We're offering any County in the lower 48 States not exceeding 3,000 square miles complete 2004/2005 2.5 m panchromatic
coverage for only $999. Counties over 3,000 square miles may benefit from same per square mile pricing offered to
States under the State Archive Offer. Any County ordering the mosaic this year is entitled to lock in this promotional
price by electing 3 complete updates for the same low price per update. The updates can even be natural color fused
for an extra 75 cents a square mile.
We're offering any civilian government user special per square kilometer pricing on any new collect 2.5 m, 5 m or 10 m
imagery of the lower 48 and licensing the imagery so it can not only be fully utilized by the user but also shared with
any other civilian government user. Under this offer, 2.5m pan is available for as low as $1.47/square kilometer.
*Contact* To download samples of our SPOT imagery and learn more about us and our special offers, please visit
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Satellite imagery sources - this is for archival imagery (in stock). More expensive if you task the satellite for
future data collection. Figures are in square kilometers (sq.km).
*OrbView-3 (OrbImage, now GeoEye): $10-$48/sq.km
http://www.orbimage.com/index2.htm
*IKONOS (Space Imaging, now GeoEye): down from $200/sq.km (PRECISION-military grade 1m-multispectral) to $29/sq.km (PRO)
to $25 sq.km (REFERENCE) to $14/sq.km (STANDARD ortho)
http://www.spaceimaging.com/products/ikonos/index.htm
*QuickBird (DigitalGlobe): Down from $768/quarterquad (DOQQ, multispectral-2 foot; must purchase 4 QQ) to $40/sq.km (0.6
m ground res.ORTHO- minimum 100 sq.km; plus $3000 ground control work on the ground; ) to $18/sq.km (STANDARD- minimum
25 sq.km) to $4,900/scene (>= 272 sq.km) (RAW not terrain, atmospheric or radiometrically corrected).
http://www.digitalglobe.com/
Local aerial photogrammetry firms:
*PhotoScience (http://www.grwinc.com/offices.html call (859) 223-3999
Kentucky Division of Geographic Information, or DGI: http://gis.ky.gov
Kentucky Watershed Modeling Information Portal: http://kwmip.ky.gov
GeoEYE (SpaceImage and ObrImage have merged)
GEOEYE is the largest commercial remote sensing company in the
worldGreat Satellite Imagery Related Websites
Doc
Savage's Archaeology Downloads This is a good site for anyone interested in the uses of saellite imagery in
archaeology, especially in the Middle East.
Federation of American
Scientists This is an organization that closely monitors weapons proliferation and uses satellite imagery to track
military deveopments.
U.S.
Gazetteer Need a latitude and longitude for someplace in the
United States? This Census Bureau website will give you the location just by punching in your zip code.
GEO Community
This is a great website that looks at all aspects of satellite imagery and its applications.
Global
Security John Pike, who is a recognized expert on satellite imagery and national security issues, has helped to put
this site together. Another must for people interested in satellite imagery and national security.
GOES Project Science The Geostationary
Operational Environmental Satellite provides the cloud images we see on the weather. Although the resolution is low,
the coverage is vast and it does give broad views of areas.
Hobby
Space If you want to learn more about how to predict when satellites will be overhead, this is a good place to
start.
NASA Image Exchange A database
of NASA imagery from the manned missions. The resolution is not the best, but the coverage is great and the price is
right.
National Imagery and Mapping
Agency Satellite imagery of the while world is available from this site. The data from the scenes can take a lot of
time to download.
National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. A good source for overhead imagery that looks at natural resources.
Oddens'
Bookmarks.This is supposed to be a good place to start in your search for maps or imagery. Thousands of links to
map and overhead imagery websites.
Kentucky Geological Survey,
at University of Kentucky
Remote Sensing Tutorial
If the technical part of this book excited you and you want to learn more about the science of remote sensing, consider
buying Satellite Surveillance.
Shuttle Radar
Tography Mission The most precise images of the world ever produced. The goal of this mission was to accurately map
80% of the earth's landmass with incredible detail. This is the critical elevation data necessary for three dimensional
images using satellite imagery and "fly throughs."
USGS version of Shuttle Radar
Tography Mission The same data as on the link above should be available from this site.
Brenton
White Consultant on 3-D imagery, maps, and digital elevations model. He can answer many of the questions you have
inexpensively.More helpful RS/GIS resources
http://www.terraimageusa.com
*Terra Image USA SPOT Satellite Imagery Offer* Terra Image USA is a company dedicated to making commercial satellite
imagery broadly accessible. We have focused our efforts on SPOT, becoming the exclusive distributor to the US civilian
government market, because of SPOT's unique ability to economically, quickly and reliably cover large areas at a useful
resolution. SPOT's 2.5 m imagery is the least cost substitute for aerial photography, either where higher resolution
isn't available or required at all, or where it's only available or required in limited areas of interest.
Information Britain
ESRI-ARC DATA-Free downloads
WVA
WVA-GIS Data
West Virginia GIS, WV University
WVA Dept. of Natural Resources
Clearing House Search-GIS DATA
USA Data from ESRI
ESRI Data Search Engine
ESRI ArcData Guide-Advanced Searches
Write me at bc@brennancallan.com
