Source: USGS Landsat Mission
In a recent International Journal of Health Geographics article, Susan Maxwell and colleagues have used Landsat data to assess pesticide exposure in California. Looking at time-series imagery of agricultural areas in the Fresno vicinity, the researchers found that the use of Landsat data can improve pesticide exposure assessments by identifying crop conditions when pesticides were applied. The free Landsat archive makes such data-intensive time-series studies possible.
Further Information:
+ “Using Landsat satellite data to support pesticide exposure assessment in California,” a preliminary PDF of the journal article [external link]
Join the Pale Blue Dot Visualization Challenge and Be Part of a Brighter Future
November 20, 2023
The Pale Blue Dot Visualization Challenge—aimed at making Earth observation data accessible to everyone—has officially kicked off.
