Images

Chernobyl USSR Bands 7 4 2 Landsat 5 TM

Chernobyl USSR Bands 7 4 2 Landsat 5 TM

Chernobyl USSR Landsat 5 TM Band 6 Color Coded

Chernobyl USSR POS & NEG Panchromatic SPOT

Chernobyl USSR Bands 6 5 7 Landsat 5 TM

24th International Remote Sensing Workshop 

This Landsat satellite image was created during a group effort to promote remote sensing science in 1985.

EROS Employee Aaron Neugebauer holding fish from the EROS pond. 

Chernobyl USSR Bands 7 4 2 Landsat 5 TM

Chernobyl USSR Bands 7 4 2 Landsat 5 TM

Screenshot of the 1985 Public Law 98-365 The Land Remote Sensing Commercialization Act Memo

Chernobyl USSR Bands 6 5 7 Landsat 5 TM

Chernobyl USSR Bands 7 4 2 Landsat 5 TM

Landsat 5, the "workhorse," was launched in 1984 with a design life of 3-5 years. It provided data for over 25 years.

1984 International Remote Sensing Workshop Poster

By 1984 a second antenna for collecting data from complementary satellites and communications was installed.

Portrait of Senator Karl Mundt, longtime USGS EROS supporter.

Historical Restoration Includes Sioux Falls (E-651-810BN) A

Sioux Falls SD, image from CIR Aircraft (E-640-99BN)

Landsat 5 instrument and spacecraft integration.

Senator Larry Pressler (R-SD 1978 to 1996) presenting President Ronald Reagan (1980 to 1988) with an aerial photograph of the EROS Center.