1. U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey USGS Satellite data update Ronald E. Beck (beck@usgs.gov)beck@usgs.gov April 28, 2010

2. Landsat 5  Launched March 1, 1984  Limited coverage since 2003  Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA) failed 1987  Back up TWTA failed December 2009

3. Landsat 7  Launched 1999  Scan line corrector failed 2003

4. Landsat Data Continuity Mission(LDCM)  Scheduled for launch December 2012  Bands will be similar to Landsat 7, with added deep blue and cirrus bands. It will carry a thermal band  No-cost download  # of scenes increase from 250 per day to 400  Limited off-nadir capability

5. No-cost data downloads  Began with Landsat and aerial photography archives  Expanded to current Landsat data  Added additional satellite data

6. No-cost data downloads  Aerial photography  Elevation data  DLG, DOQ  Satellite data, includes historic archive of Landsat data and all current acquisitions continued

7. Additional satellite data  French SPOT data over U. S. 1986-1998  SPOT 4,5 data buy of U.S. coverage soon available  Quickbird  IKONOS  WORLDVIEW  ORBVIEW  LIMITED RADARSAT  AVHRR  EO-1

8. Download successes for Landsat data  Begun July, 2008 on a test case basis  When fee was assessed, up to 20,000 scenes per year  As of April 2010, over 2 million scenes downloaded.