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Image Application Chart (continued) Ecosystem Ecology principles that may be illustrated with remotely sensed images _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ecologic Principle General description of Specific images recommended in remotely sensed image to use particular biosphere reserves _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ energy flow thermal image recording a temperature gradient aerial thermal infrared image of water surface temperature in an estuary _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ materials flow image series showing the movement of matter satellite color photos of ocean eddies _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ productivity image series documenting the amount of increase of satellite infrared images of the greening of arid organic matter per unit of time lands after the rainy season _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ biome images distinguishing dominant vegetation types in aerial photos or satellite infrared images different places recording the vegetation of the tundra, temperate deciduous forests, or Mediterranean scrub _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ systems analysis satellite images of global patterns color photo of the Earth from Skylab _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ © ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE 1995 GROUND TRUTH STUDIES 136
Sources for Remote Sensing Imagery As a service for participating teachers, AGCI will provide assistance and centralized ordering. To order images directly, contact the resources listed below. Topographic Maps Topographic maps are also available from local hiking/camping/outfitting shops. order from: Map Distribution, USGS Box 25286 Federal Center, Denver, CO 80225 allow 2 weeks cost: $2.50 each Map Express P.O. Box 280445, Lakewood, CO, 80228 1-800-MAP-0039 same day service cost: $4.50 each Aerial Photographs ❖ Government Sources, United States Nearly every federal agency involved with land preservation, planning, or management maintains collections of aerial photographs that span the nation from picture-perfect coast to picture-perfect coast. U.S. Geological Survey, Aerial Photography Summary Record System, established in 1976 as the first Earth Science Information Center data base, catalogs the in-progress and completed aerial photographs for the U.S. to assist in locating a desired photograph. The USGS, through its ESIC offices, can sell prints from photography from a number of federal agencies, such as the Bureau of Reclamation, the U.S. Navy, and the Environmental Protection Agency. A pamphlet, How to Obtain Aerial Photographs, available from the USGS, may be helpful in obtaining aerial photos( User Services Section, EROS Data Center, U.S. Geological Survey, Sioux Falls, SD 57198; 605-594-6151) or (Earth Science Information Center, 507 National Center, 12201 Sunrise Valley Dr., Reston, VA 22092; 703-860-6045). © ASPEN GLOBAL CHANGE INSTITUTE 1995 GROUND TRUTH STUDIES 137
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Primers • Global Change Primer
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