How the sensor works and sample imagery.

A '10 slide presentation' on the transportation of uranium. It will be converted to a short movie with text overlays.

This is a round-Australia fly through for the Land Cover Map of Australia from 2000-2008

Images retrieved from AusGeoMedia database for one off release

Finale and summary.

Short movie showing ability of WorldWind to display geological and geophysical datasets

Mount Merapi in Indonesia has experienced a number of VEI 3 (Volcano Explosivity Index) eruptions in historical times. This animation simulates a 'what if' scenario for a VEI 5 eruption of Mount Merapi using the output results from a volcanic ash hazard model called FALL3D-5.1.1. The simulated eruption occurs over a 12 hour period with a modelled eruption column height of 30 km. The prevailing wind direction is modelled to the southwest towards the nearby city of Yogyakarta (28 km). The animation shows the increase in volcanic ash thickness on the ground over time. The simulation shows that if Mount Merapi erupted under these conditions the city of Yogyakarta could experience ash thicknesses on the ground between 1 and 15 m including thicknesses of 7 - 8 m at the nearby Adisucipto International Airport.

The launch of Landsat 7 from Vandenberg Airforce Base on 15 April 1999. The operation of the Landsat series of satellites over 27 years.

What the ETM+ sensor 'sees' in the light spectrum - visible and invisible light.

Proceedings from the ESRI User Conference July 20th-24th 2015, San Diego