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Did you know that farmers use data from Landsat to help grow their crops? Landsat helps farmers water those crops just right—not too much, not too little—and to check on plant health.
food and farms
Did you know that farmers use data from Landsat to help grow their crops? Landsat helps farmers water those crops just right—not too much, not too little—and to check on plant health.

Human life is supported by plants. They serve us not just by providing food to feed us and fiber to clothe and shelter us, but also play a key role in the planet’s ecosystems. From forest habitats that support a diversity of life to providing natural barriers to protect our coasts from storms and floods, plants are essential to our lives.

TIME-lapse Travel

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Watch how farming activity creates patterns and rectangular shapes replace the forests in Bolivia.

timelapse bolivia

Farming Food for All

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Today, humans use more land for agriculture than anything else.

StoryMap Week3 Farms

Then & Now

Collecting data in the field is an important part of the Landsat program.

 

+ Field Campaigns and Calibration
Then and Now

Human life is supported by plants. They serve us not just by providing food to feed us and fiber to clothe and shelter us, but also play a key role in the planet’s ecosystems. From forest habitats that support a diversity of life to providing natural barriers to protect our coasts from storms and floods, plants are essential to our lives.

TIME-lapse Travel

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Watch how farming activity creates patterns and rectangular shapes replace the forests in Bolivia.

 

timelapse bolivia

Farming Food for All

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Today, humans use more land for agriculture than anything else.

StoryMap Week3 Farms

Then & Now

Collecting data in the field is an important part of the Landsat program. To ensure accurate and consistent Landsat measurements, scientists use a calibration process that includes comparing information collected on the ground with data collected by Landsat satellites.

 

+ Field Campaigns and Calibration
Then and Now

Landsat Collage Challenge

The Landsat series of satellites has been collecting visually stunning and scientifically valuable images of Earth since 1972. While Landsat data have played a critical role in the study of our land resources, images from these data have provided some of the most beautiful and unique colors, textures, and patterns of our planet. Explore these stunning patterns and colors from folded red mountain ridges, yellow dunes dotted with brilliant pools of blue water, and swirling clouds of blue-green phytoplankton.

 

+ Create your own Landsat collage and share with #CampLandsat

  collage

GLOBE Observer Clouds

Clouds are a major component of the Earth’s system that reflect, absorb, and scatter sunlight and infrared emissions from Earth. This affects how energy passes through the atmosphere. Different types of clouds have different effects, and the amount of cloud cover is also important. Clouds can change rapidly, so frequent observations are useful to track these changes. Help collect date with the GLOBE Observer Clouds app.

Cloud App

Cloud Teller

Clouds are an important part of our atmosphere and source of water to help farmers grow our food. Create your own Cloud Teller to explore different cloud types.

Cloud Teller

Factory Earth

Plants provide the raw materials to create products we use in our daily lives. Play the Factory Earth and discover where we find materials to make stuff like crayons, baseballs, and fish sticks.


2020 ESW poster

Cloud Teller

Clouds are an important part of our atmosphere and source of water to help farmers grow our food. Create your own Cloud Teller to explore different cloud types.

Cloud Teller

Factory Earth

Plants provide the raw materials to create products we use in our daily lives. Play the Factory Earth and discover where we find materials to make stuff like crayons, baseballs, and fish sticks.

 

2020 ESW poster

Postcard from Camp

This week we are visiting the Amazon forest in Bolivia. Patterns in this Landsat image from August 2000 show large paths cut by loggers and fields created for farms and pastures.

 

Postcard CampLandsat foo

EO Kids

Farmers use a number of different methods to irrigate crops, and some of them result in pretty interesting shapes. In this issue, The Shape of Farming: Water for Crops, EO Kids looks at what water has to do with different types of farming practices, and how these practices look from space.

 


Shape of Farming

Postcard from Camp

This week we are visiting the Amazon forest in Bolivia. Patterns in this Landsat image from August 2000 show large paths cut by loggers and fields created for farms and pastures.

 

Postcard CampLandsat foo

EO Kids

Farmers use a number of different methods to irrigate crops, and some of them result in pretty interesting shapes. In this issue, The Shape of Farming: Water for Crops, EO Kids looks at what water has to do with different types of farming practices, and how these practices look from space.

 


Shape of Farming

food and farms
Did you know that farmers use data from Landsat to help grow their crops? Landsat helps farmers water those crops just right—not too much, not too little—and to check on plant health.
food and farms
Did you know that farmers use data from Landsat to help grow their crops? Landsat helps farmers water those crops just right—not too much, not too little—and to check on plant health.

Human life is supported by plants. They serve us not just by providing food to feed us and fiber to clothe and shelter us, but also play a key role in the planet’s ecosystems. From forest habitats that support a diversity of life to providing natural barriers to protect our coasts from storms and floods, plants are essential to our lives.

TIME-lapse Travel

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Watch how farming activity creates patterns and rectangular shapes replace the forests in Bolivia.

timelapse bolivia

Farming Food for All

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Today, humans use more land for agriculture than anything else.

StoryMap Week3 Farms

Then & Now

Collecting data in the field is an important part of the Landsat program.

 

+ Field Campaigns and Calibration
Then and Now

Human life is supported by plants. They serve us not just by providing food to feed us and fiber to clothe and shelter us, but also play a key role in the planet’s ecosystems. From forest habitats that support a diversity of life to providing natural barriers to protect our coasts from storms and floods, plants are essential to our lives.

TIME-lapse Travel

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Watch how farming activity creates patterns and rectangular shapes replace the forests in Bolivia.

 

timelapse bolivia

Farming Food for All

Feeding the planet’s growing population uses huge tracks of farmland. Today, humans use more land for agriculture than anything else.

StoryMap Week3 Farms

Then & Now

Collecting data in the field is an important part of the Landsat program. To ensure accurate and consistent Landsat measurements, scientists use a calibration process that includes comparing information collected on the ground with data collected by Landsat satellites.

 

+ Field Campaigns and Calibration
Then and Now

Landsat Collage Challenge

The Landsat series of satellites has been collecting visually stunning and scientifically valuable images of Earth since 1972. While Landsat data have played a critical role in the study of our land resources, images from these data have provided some of the most beautiful and unique colors, textures, and patterns of our planet. Explore these stunning patterns and colors from folded red mountain ridges, yellow dunes dotted with brilliant pools of blue water, and swirling clouds of blue-green phytoplankton.

 

+ Create your own Landsat collage and share with #CampLandsat

  collage

GLOBE Observer Clouds

Clouds are a major component of the Earth’s system that reflect, absorb, and scatter sunlight and infrared emissions from Earth. This affects how energy passes through the atmosphere. Different types of clouds have different effects, and the amount of cloud cover is also important. Clouds can change rapidly, so frequent observations are useful to track these changes. Help collect date with the GLOBE Observer Clouds app.

Cloud App

Cloud Teller

Clouds are an important part of our atmosphere and source of water to help farmers grow our food. Create your own Cloud Teller to explore different cloud types.

Cloud Teller

Factory Earth

Plants provide the raw materials to create products we use in our daily lives. Play the Factory Earth and discover where we find materials to make stuff like crayons, baseballs, and fish sticks.


2020 ESW poster

Cloud Teller

Clouds are an important part of our atmosphere and source of water to help farmers grow our food. Create your own Cloud Teller to explore different cloud types.

Cloud Teller

Factory Earth

Plants provide the raw materials to create products we use in our daily lives. Play the Factory Earth and discover where we find materials to make stuff like crayons, baseballs, and fish sticks.

 

2020 ESW poster

Postcard from Camp

This week we are visiting the Amazon forest in Bolivia. Patterns in this Landsat image from August 2000 show large paths cut by loggers and fields created for farms and pastures.

 

Postcard CampLandsat foo

EO Kids

Farmers use a number of different methods to irrigate crops, and some of them result in pretty interesting shapes. In this issue, The Shape of Farming: Water for Crops, EO Kids looks at what water has to do with different types of farming practices, and how these practices look from space.

 


Shape of Farming

Postcard from Camp

This week we are visiting the Amazon forest in Bolivia. Patterns in this Landsat image from August 2000 show large paths cut by loggers and fields created for farms and pastures.

 

Postcard CampLandsat foo

EO Kids

Farmers use a number of different methods to irrigate crops, and some of them result in pretty interesting shapes. In this issue, The Shape of Farming: Water for Crops, EO Kids looks at what water has to do with different types of farming practices, and how these practices look from space.

 


Shape of Farming