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                            SPOT/HRV  1 Jan 1986–Dec 1993  2 Jan 1990–Dec 1997  3 Sept 1993–1998  4 1997–2001  5 1998–Present  822  26  0.50–0.59  1  0.61–0.68  2  0.79–0.89  3  1.58–1.75 (SPOT 4)  4  0.51–0.73  P  20 (bands 1–3)  ×  20  10 (P)  ×  10  60  ×  60  27 (bands 1–3)






                                  1 Dec 1999–present  0.52–0.69  0.63–0.69  0.78–0.86  1.60–1.70  2.145–2.185  2.185–2.225  2.295–2.365  2.360–2.430  8.125–8.475  8.475–8.825  8.925–9.275  10.25–10.95  10.95–11.65  15 (bands 1–3)  30 (bands 4–9)  90 (bands 10–14)




                            ASTER              705   1  2  3  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  ×  15  ×  30  ×  90  60  ×  60  21






                            Enhanced TM   6 Oct 1993–Oct 1993  7 April 1999–present  705  16  0.45–0.551  1  0.525–0.605  2  0.630–0.690  3  0.750–0.900  4  1.550–1.750  5  10.40–12.5  6  2.09–2.35  7  0.52–0.90  P  15 (P)  ×  15  30 (bands 1–5, 7)  ×  30  60 (band 6)  ×  60  175  ×  183  231








                            Thematic mapper  (TM)  4 July 1982–June 2001  5 Mar 1984–present  705  16  0.45–0.53  1  0.52–0.60  2  0.63–0.69  3  0.76–0.90  4  1.55–1.75  5  10.40–12.5  6  2.08–2.35  7  30 (bands 1–5, 7)  ×  30  120 (band 6)  ×  120  185  ×  185  231 * The MSS bands on Landsats 1–3 were numbered 4, 5, 6, and 7 because of a three-band RBV sensor on Landsats 1 and 2.


                        Characteristics of several remote sensing systems.








                            Landsat MSS  1 July 1972–Jan 1978  2 Jan 1975–July 1983 3 Mar 1978–Sept 1983  4 July 1982–July 1987  5 Mar 1984–present  6 Oct 1993–Oct 1993  918 (1–3)  18  0.50–0.60  4*  0.60–0.70  5  0.70–0.80  6  0.80–1.10  7  79 (1–3)  ×  79  82 (4–5)  ×  82  185  ×  185  28














                        TABLE 6.1  Launch      Altitude (km)  Repeat coverage (days)  Spectral bands (µm)  IFOV (m)  Scene dimensions (km)  Pixels per scene (×10 6 )  P, panchromatic mode.
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