landsat8 Archives - Pierre Markuse

Satellite images – Recap 2019

ByPierre Markuse December 31st, 2019

Taking a look at some of the more beautiful and interesting satellite images I processed in 2019. Wildfires, glaciers, volcanoes, and more - from space. Lean back, take a look and see how fascinating Earth can look in satellite images.

Remote Sensing | Science

Satellite images – Recap 2018

ByPierre Markuse January 2nd, 2019

Taking a look at some of the more beautiful and interesting satellite images I processed in 2018. Wildfires, glaciers, volcanoes, and more - from space. Lean back, take a look, and see how fascinating Earth can look in satellite images.

Remote Sensing | Science

Satellite images – Recap 2017

ByPierre Markuse December 31st, 2017February 14th, 2019

Taking a look at some of the more beautiful and interesting satellite images I processed in 2017. Wildfires, glaciers, volcanoes, and more - from space. Lean back, take a look, and see how fascinating Earth can look in satellite images.

Remote Sensing | Science

NDVI with discrete colors in EO Browser

ByPierre Markuse August 15th, 2017August 15th, 2017

Using the Sinergise EO Browser to create visually pleasing discrete color NDVI images from Landsat 8 data using a custom script for rendering.

Remote Sensing | Science

Quickie: Detwiler Fire comparison

ByPierre Markuse July 26th, 2017

Landsat 8 natural color and NIR/SWIR image comparison of the Detwiler Fire, Mariposa County, California, USA on July 9th, 2017 before the fire started, and on July 25th, 2017, while the fire is still ongoing.

Remote Sensing | Science

Quickie: Salton Sea Comparison 1984 and 2017

ByPierre Markuse July 14th, 2017

Quickie: A simple comparison of the Salton Sea in California, USA, in 1984 and 2017. Water apportionment changes will make the lake shrink considerably until 2021, the effects of which can already be seen in a reduction of the sea surface size.

Remote Sensing | Science

White River joining the Missouri River, South Dakota

ByPierre Markuse April 20th, 2017

Do you belong to those people who sometimes wonder, how a specific landmark got its name? In case of the White River, which can be seen here joining the Missouri River in South Dakota, the answer is quite obvious.

Remote Sensing | Science

Flathead Reservation and Lake, Montana, USA

ByPierre Markuse March 3rd, 2017March 3rd, 2017

Take a look at this comparison view of the Flathead Indian Reservation and the Flathead Lake in Montana, USA.

Remote Sensing | Science

Kangerlussuaq Glacier 1985 and 2016

ByPierre Markuse February 26th, 2017March 9th, 2017

Kangerlussuaq Glacier is the largest glacier on the east coast of the Greenland ice sheet, take a look at this Landsat images of the glacier in 1985 and 2016.

Remote Sensing | Science

Sevan Lake, Summer/Winter Comparison

ByPierre Markuse February 14th, 2017February 26th, 2017

Take a look at this comparison of the summer and winter images of Lake Sevan in Armenia.