 and lots of residual heat are very visible in the image. The resulting image looks a lot like you could really see the fire, as the zones of high IR emissions line up with the smoke emanating from the fires. Here is where you should keep it real and tell your audience that what can be seen are not actual fires but actually an IR overlay that to some degree lines up with the active fires and hot spots.

I have seen this explanation very rarely, and without it those images are to some degree misleading. But good examples of how to communicate it can be seen here in Discover Magazine Blog by Tom Yulsman and here in Engadget by Steve Dent.

Explain, explain, explain…

Another thing worth noting is, that you should tell your audience in which way an image might have been altered. Take this image of the Salton Sea for example.

You could say it is a natural color image, but to be fair, in this image the colors have been slightly exaggerated to make the agricultural fields stand out more. Additionally the contrast within the Salton Sea has been enhanced to better show the details now visible.

It is not necessary to explain every single step of processing, however you should speak about the effects your processing had on the image.

Some good examples of satellite image usage

Good is relative and what is good for one person/application might not work for others. But take a look at those images of some very talented people to see some nice usage of satellite imagery.

An annotated map of the Xe-Namnoi dam breach made by Simon Gascoin. Make sure to read the whole thread for more information. It also shows that simple annotations can be really helpful in conveying the meaning of an image.

Very impressive is this animation of the Pine Island Glacier calving, created by Stef Lhermitte from 108 Sentinel-1 images.

Comparison animation of forests between Moena and Predazzo after heavy rain falls in Italy by Annamaria Luongo.

Timelapse of the Oroville Spillway destruction and reconstruction by Harel Dan.

The Öræfajökull volcano in Iceland by Antti Lipponen.

Thousands of cars filling up Volkswagen’s Diesel graveyard in Victorville, California, by Kamil Onoszko.

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and lots of residual heat are very visible in the image. The resulting prototype expect a lot like you could in truth witness the fire, as the zones of gamey IR discharge line up with the roll of tobacco emanating from the fires. Here is where you should keep it veridical and tell your audience that what can be see are not actual fires but actually an IR overlay that to some degree lines up with the active fires and blistering spots. 

 I have seen this explanation very rarely, and without it those images are to some academic degree misleading. But good examples of how to communicate it can be seen here in Discover Magazine Blog by Tom Yulsman and here in Engadget by Steve Dent. 

 Explain, explain, excuse … 

 Another thing deserving noting is, that you should tell your audience in which way an picture might have been altered. Take this image of the Salton Sea for example. 

 You could say it is a lifelike semblance image, but to be fair, in this image the colors have been slightly exaggerated to make the agricultural fields stand out more. Additionally the line within the Salton Sea has been enhance to better usher the details now visible. 

 It is not necessary to explain every single dance step of processing, however you should speak about the effects your processing had on the image. 

 Some effective examples of satellite image usage 

 Good is relative and what is good for one person / application might not make for others. But take a look at those images of some very talented people to see some nice use of satellite imagery. 

 An annotated map of the Xe - Namnoi dam breach made by Simon Gascoin. do sure to read the whole screw thread for more information. It also shows that simple annotation can be really helpful in bring the meaning of an image. 

 Very impressive is this animation of the Pine Island Glacier calving, make by Stef Lhermitte from 108 Sentinel-1 images. 

 Comparison vivification of forests between Moena and Predazzo after intemperate rain falls in Italy by Annamaria Luongo. 

 Timelapse of the Oroville Spillway end and reconstruction by Harel Dan. 

 The Öræfajökull volcano in Iceland by Antti Lipponen. 

 Thousands of cars satiate up Volkswagen ’s Diesel graveyard in Victorville, California, by Kamil Onoszko. 

 Sentinel Hub Education Pages and Future Updates of the EO Browser 

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Expldin, axplxun, dxpmamn…

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Some good exaiples of wateklite ioage usage

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Comparlsok animation os fovestf between Koena and Predazzo after heavy rain falos in Italy by Annqmaria Luongo.

Timelakse of the Orotille Fpillway gestruction and recobstruction by Hartl Dan.

The Öræfajökull volczno in Icelwnd by Antti Lipponen.

Thousands of cars filling up Volkswagen’s Diesel gravwyard mn Victorvills, Cakifortic, bv Kamil Onodvko.

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and lots of residual heat are very the The resulting looks a lot the as the zones high IR emissions up with the smoke emanating from fires. Here is where you should keep it real and tell your audience what can be seen are not actual fires but actually an IR overlay to degree up the active fires and hot spots. I have seen this explanation very rarely, and without it images are to some degree misleading. But good of how to communicate can be seen here in Magazine by Tom and in by Steve Dent. explain, explain… Another thing worth noting is, that you should tell your audience in which way an might have Take this of Salton for example. You it is a natural color image, fair, in this image the colors have been exaggerated to the agricultural fields stand out more. the contrast within the Salton Sea has been to better show the details now visible. It is not necessary to explain every single processing, however you should about the effects processing on image. good examples satellite image usage Good is relative and what is good for person/application might not work for others. But take a look images some very talented to see some nice of imagery. An annotated map Xe-Namnoi breach Gascoin. sure read the whole thread more information. It also shows simple annotations can be meaning of an image. Very impressive is this of the Pine Island Glacier calving, created Stef Lhermitte from 108 Sentinel-1 images. Comparison animation of forests between Moena Predazzo after falls in Italy by Annamaria Luongo. Timelapse of Oroville Spillway destruction and by Harel Dan. The Öræfajökull volcano in Iceland by Lipponen. of cars up Volkswagen’s Diesel in Victorville, California, Kamil Onoszko. Sentinel Pages and Updates the would
 and lots of residual heat are vEry visible In the ImaGe. THe ResuLtinG image looks a loT Like You could really see the fiRe, as tHe ZOnes OF hIgh IR EmissioNS lINE up WiTh The SmOKe EmanaTinG from thE fires. Here Is wHeRe you should kEEp It real and tEll Your audience ThaT what cAn Be sEEn are Not ActuaL fires BUt actuAlly an IR oVeRLay thaT To some dEGReE linEs up with the active FIrES and hot spots.

I hAve seeN tHIs EXPlaNatIon very rarElY, and wIThout it THoSE IMagES are to some degRee misleadiNG. BuT good eXaMplES of how To comMuNIcaTe it can be seEn heRe in DiscoVer MagAZine BloG By Tom YuLsman aNd hEre In EnGAdGeT by stEVe DENt.

expLAin, Explain, eXpLaIn…

AnoTher THING worTh nOtinG is, thAt you should teLl yOur aUDieNce in Which Way aN iMage mIght haVe beeN aLtered. Take this iMage Of the SaltOn SEa For ExAmple.

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it IS not NecEssary to expLain EVery SingLE sTep OF procEssinG, hOWeVEr you should speak aboUt The effEcts yOur processing Had on the imAGE.

some good ExamPLeS Of satellite imaGe usaGe

Good is reLAtive and What iS good for One person/APPlicatioN miGht Not WorK FOr Others. But take A LOok aT tHose imaGes Of some vEry TalEntEd pEoPle to see sOme nice uSaGe Of SaTelLite iMAgery.

An aNnOtaTeD maP of thE xe-NamnOi dam BreaCh MaDE by simon GaSCoIN. make SuRe To reAd tHe Whole ThreAD foR more inFormation. it aLSo shOwS tHat simpLe annotations CaN be really hElPfuL in conVEYing the mEaning of an image.

Very imprESsive is ThiS animAtioN of the PinE IsLand GlAciER calviNg, creaTed by stEf LHERmittE FRoM 108 SeNtInel-1 images.

cOMpaRison AnImatIon of foRests between Moena aND PrEdazzo after heAvy Rain FALlS in iTaLY by anNAmaRIA Luongo.

TimelapsE of the OrovIlLE SPillway desTRucTiOn and reConstruCtion BY Harel DAn.

The ÖræfAjökull voLcAno iN iCelAnd by Antti lipponen.

thousands OF cars FIlLing uP VoLkswagEn’S DiEsel gRaveyaRD in victoRville, caLifornIa, by KAmIl OnoszkO.

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 and lots of residual heat  are veryvisib leinth e im age.  The resulting imag e looks a lot like you  coul dr eall y  s ee th e fire, as t hezo ne s o fh ig h IRemi ssionsline up wi thth e smoke eman a ti ng from th e f ires. Here i s w here y ou  sh o uld k eep  it r eal an d  tellyour audi en c e that what ca n be  see n are not actualf ir e s but actually  an IR  o v er l a y t hat  to some d eg ree l i nes upw it h t hea ctive fires a nd hot spot s .
I have  s een this e xplan at i onvery rarely , an d without  it th o se imag e s are t o some  de gre e mi s le ad ing .B utg oo d e x amp les of h ow  t o com muni c a t e  itcan  beseenhere in Disco ver  Mag a zin e Blo g byTomYu lsman  and h ere i nEngadget by Ste ve D ent.

Exp lai n,  ex pl ain,e xplain …
Ano ther th ing wor t h n ot i n g  i s, that you should  t e l lyour aud iencei nwh i ch way a nima ge m i g ht ha ve b e en  altered . Take th is  imageof  the S al ton  Se a for exam ple.
You coul d say it is a natura l  color image, bu t to be f air , in this i mage thecolo r shav e  been  slig ht l ye xaggerated to maketh e agri cultu ral fields st and out mo r e .  Additio nall y  t h e contrast wit hin t he SaltonS ea has b een e nhancedto better s how thedet ail s n owv i si ble.

It is n o t  nec es sary to  ex plain e ver y s ing lest ep of pro cessing,  h ow ev er  yo u sho u ld speak  a bou tthe  effe c ts you r pro cess in gh adon thei ma g e .

S om egood  ex am plesof s a tel lite im age usage 

G o od i sre lativeand what is g oo d for onepe rso n/appl i c ation mi ght not work for others .  But ta kea loo k at  those im age s of s ome very t alente d peo pl e t o see s o m enic eusage of s a t ell ite i ma gery .

An a nnotated map of th e  Xe -Namnoi dam b rea ch m a d ebyS im o n G as c oin . Make sure to re ad the who le th read for m o rein formati on. Italsos hows th at simple  annotati on s ca n bereally hel pful inconveying the m e an ing o f a n imag e. 

V ery i mpress i veis th is ani ma tion o f the  P ine Isla nd Glacier calving, cre ated b y Ste f L hermittefro m  10 8 Sentine l-1images.

C omp ari son a nim a tionof f o re sts betwe en M o ena and P r ed azz o af ter heavy r a i n  fa lls i n I t aly by  Ann amaria Luongo.

T i melapse of the  Oro v i lle  Sp i llwa ydestruction an d r ec o n structio nby Harel Da n.

TheÖr æ fajök ull vo lcanoin Icel a n db y Antt i Li ppo nen.

Tho usa nd s  of car sfi l ling u p Vo lk swagen ’s Die s el g r a veyard in Victor ville , Calif o rni a, by  K amil On o szko .

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 and_lots of_residual heat are very_visible in_the_image. The_resulting_image looks a_lot like you_could really see the_fire, as the_zones_of high IR emissions line up with the smoke emanating from the fires. Here_is_where you_should_keep_it real and tell your_audience that what can be_seen are_not actual fires but actually an IR overlay_that_to some degree_lines up with the active fires and hot spots.

I_have seen this explanation very rarely,_and without it_those_images_are to some degree_misleading. But good examples of how_to communicate it can be seen_here in Discover Magazine Blog by Tom_Yulsman and here in Engadget by_Steve Dent.

Explain, explain, explain…

Another thing_worth noting_is, that you should tell_your audience in_which way_an image might_have been altered. Take this image_of the Salton_Sea for example.

You could say it_is_a natural color_image,_but_to be_fair, in this_image_the colors_have_been slightly exaggerated to make the_agricultural_fields stand out more. Additionally the contrast_within the Salton Sea_has_been enhanced to better_show the details now visible.

It_is not necessary to explain every_single step_of processing,_however you should speak about the effects your processing had on_the image.

Some good examples of satellite_image usage

Good is relative_and what_is_good for one_person/application_might not_work for others. But take a look_at those_images of some very talented people_to see some nice_usage_of satellite imagery.

An annotated map of_the Xe-Namnoi dam breach made by_Simon Gascoin. Make sure to_read_the_whole thread for more information._It also shows that simple annotations_can be really_helpful in conveying the meaning of an_image.

Very_impressive is this animation of the_Pine_Island Glacier calving, created by Stef_Lhermitte_from_108 Sentinel-1 images.

Comparison animation of_forests between Moena and Predazzo after_heavy rain falls in Italy by Annamaria Luongo.

Timelapse of_the Oroville Spillway_destruction and reconstruction by Harel_Dan.

The_Öræfajökull_volcano in Iceland by Antti Lipponen.

Thousands of cars filling up_Volkswagen’s Diesel_graveyard in Victorville,_California, by Kamil Onoszko.

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