To stay up to date with new capabilities or changes to existing services, follow our blog or subscribe to our mailing list, by sending an email to to join (no subject or text in the body is needed).Whether you are planning a trip to China, researching a specific location, or trying to figure out how bad the Beijing rush hour is, there are plenty of good reasons to use China map websites.Īlthough most international map websites cover China, these websites face various restrictions which mean they can't provide a service as in-depth as their Chinese counterparts, so it is a good idea to know your options. Please contact us with questions or problems at Earthdata Support and visit our Frequently Asked Questions.

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Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL).GIBS API for Developers Map Library Usage GIS Usage FeaturesĪccess imagery through standards-based web services and formats: Imagery are available in a variety of standards-based web services to plug into your own web clients and GIS applications, allowing users to tailor it to their needs and the needs of their end users. Visualization Product Catalog Your client, your application Visit Worldview to see available imagery from GIBS. The imagery archive is also being expanded to include more historical products along with those from newly-launched sensors. Many products are available within 3-5 hours of being observed.

Quickly access satellite imagery of every part of the world in near real-time. Image captured by the VIIRS instrument aboard the joint NASA/NOAA Suomi NPP satellite on 11 March 2019, shown in Worldview. Tropical Cyclone Idai in the Mozambique Channel.

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