Terra near-infrared (NIR) 16 Nov 2009
Overview
- Service
- Wisconsin MODIS
- URL
http://arcsde.ersc.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/mapserv?map=/home/batzli/modis/2009/2009320/AV_WI.map&
Layer Name
Terra_Near_Infrared
Layer Abstract
Terra near-infrared (NIR) MODIS imagery of Wisconsin from WisconsinView. This map layer represents red, green, blue (RGB) with spectral bands 2 (841-876nm), 1 (620-670nm), 4 (545-565nm). These bands correspond to a combination of visible light and infrared light (not visible) representing a shift in the colors we would expect to see towards the infrared. Surface features that contain cloraphyll-a, such as vegetation, typically reflect strongly near-infrared light and therefore show up as colored red in this imagery.
Server Abstract
General: MODIS imagery of Wisconsin from WisconsinView. Up to six layers are included in this map representing three different band combinations for both the Aqua and Terra satellites. On some days only Aqua or Terra will be available but not both because of conflicting acquisition schedules.
Access Constraints
The following attribution is required if published or reproduced: Imagery provided by WisconsinView, Space Science and Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Fees
none
Legend
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WGS84 Extent
lon min: -93.3, lat min: 41.5, lon max: -84.8, lat max: 49.0

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