Landsat bands (1986-2020) in the Leewood region of West Virginia
By Fort Collins Science Center
August 2022 (approx.)
Detailed Description
A timeseries of near-infrared/red/green Landsat bands (1986-2020) in the Leewood region of West Virginia. This animation demonstrates the dynamic landscape changes as surface mining activities increase (non-red), followed by restoration (red colors). The animation was generated by using Google Earth Engine and LandTrendr.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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