Landsat is comprised of several series of satellites used to monitor the earth's land surface at approximately 30 meter resolution. These images provide a unique resource for people who work in agriculture, geology, forestry, regional planning, education, mapping, and global change research. McGill University Library has a small archive of Landsat imagery that covers specific regions within Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean. Some sets of imagery are individual shots, whereas others are time series.
Please note: each image in our archive is in its' raw format, thus requiring the user to have expertise in remote sensing techniques.
Alternatively, for easier-to-use world wide Landsat imagery, please consult USGS Earth Explorer (be sure to sign up for a free account to download data).
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| Dates | Various |
| Formats | Various |
| Image Pixel Size | 30 metres on the ground |
| Projection | Unprojected or UTM |
| Datum | NAD83 / WGS84 or No Datum |
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| Documentation | Please contact McGill Library for documentation. |
| Licence | Restricted to McGill University community. Must be used only for research and educational purposes |
| Access | Members of the McGill Community can obtain copies of the data by filling out the Geospatial Data Request Form. |
| Distributer and Producer | MDA Corporation & Landsat.org |
