Quickbird Satellite Image for Small Area in the Jazira Region of Syria
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Quickbird satellite captured this image data product 0n 28 August 2002. DigitalGlobe, a commercial supplier of high-resolution satellite imagery launched this satellite on 18 October 2001. QuickBird collects the highest resolution commercial imagery of Earth including panchromatic imagery at 60 to 70 centimetre resolution and multispectral imagery at 2.4- and 2.8-metre resolutions. Total cloud coverage percentage is 0 percent, providing 100 percent ground visibility. Image covers an area of 5 x 5 kilometres and is located approximately 30 kilometres east/southeast of al Qamishli, Syria. The small settlement of Choueira Bichriye can be seen on the image. This multi-spectral image has been primarily used as a test sample for research to locate and map archaeological sites (Tells) in this part of the Jazira region of Syria, as well as natural and anthropomorphic landscape features.
dataset
http://www.sharegeo.ac.uk/handle/10672/10
DS1107-2154DA071
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eng
WGS84 Latitude Longitude
WGS84 Latitude Longitude
Digital Globe http://www.digitalglobe.com/
imageryBaseMapsEarthCover
GIS digital format
photography
geographic information system
satellite image
remote sensing
revision
2010-01-13
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41.612
37.011
36.967
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2002-08-25
2002-08-25
publication
2002-08-25
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This Quickbird image dataset was captured on 25 August 2002. It represents a multi-spectral image with 2.4 x 2.4 metre resolution. Total cloud coverage percentage is 0 percent, providing 100 percent ground visibility.
GeoTiff (*tiff)
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Tony Mathys
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