[Geysers] satellite imagery

[Polly Panos]

	I did a Google search of "satellite imagery."  It gave me several sites! 
Some are of cached photos, but others say that they are real-time.  Some of
the sites require a fee, but many of them are free.  I haven't had time to
do a great deal of exploring yet to see which site(s) give the best
Yellowstone info, but some of you might have time to look . . .
		Polly Panos

> [Original Message]
> From: Karen Webb <caros at aros.net>
> To: geyser observation reports <geysers at wwc.edu>
> Date: 4/8/2005 6:09:39 PM
> Subject: Re: [Geysers] satellite imagery
>
>  From Karen Webb
>     What fun!  Does anyone who's looking at the images have the 
> impression you can tell when some of the bigger fountain geysers are 
> erupting?  I can see Morning and Fountain filling (based on the shape of 
> the border and the amount of blue I'm seeing) but wondered if it was 
> refreshing fast enough to see little white bursts or steam clouds.  What 
> a nice fix for a dull April day!
> Karen
>
> Glennon wrote:
>
> >I noticed that maps.google.com just placed satellite imagery online.
> >With it, Yellowstone's thermal basins are covered with ~1 meter/pixel
> >images. A toggle button in the upper right side of the interface goes
> >between graphic map and satellite imagery. The default is a graphic
> >line map.
> >
> >By the way, to get to the general vicinity, you might search: 82190
> >(zip code for Yellowstone).
> >
> >~Alan
> >
> >J. Alan Glennon
> >UCSB Geography
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