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 About Our Website  The purpose of the USGS TerraWeb website is to make available summaries and image data generated for some of our remote sensing research and application projects, and access to the UNIX/VMS image processing freeware we develop. Most of the digital images shown were collected by ship, space, or airborne imaging systems; however, some image results generated using bathymetry and Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) data sets are also included. Representative examples of various environments and applications demonstrate the broad usefulness of remotely sensed images and digital image processing.
 
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 Stereoscopic 3D Ring  Projects with Stereoscopic (Anaglyph) Images on USGS TerraWeb The Stereoscopic 3D Web Ring is a group of Web sites that post information relating to Stereoscopy, Holography, or Stereoscopic Virtual Reality
 
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Remotely sensed images and data are important tools used by geologists, cartographers, and other earth scientists, as well as planetary scientists. The USGS TerraWeb site offers information and images for a variety of projects involving subjects such as mapping, change detection, and resource evaluation. The best starting point for those interested in learning more about remote sensing and image processing in the earth sciences is the USGS TerraWeb Homepage.

 
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 Earth Forces  Use of remotely sensed data collected over a period of time is an excellent way to track changes on the Earth's surface or in the atmosphere. Earth Forces topics on USGS TerraWeb include change detection and mapping the Earth to detect changes due to wind, rain, weather patterns, and urban growth. The Earth Forces Ring is a fun and easy way for web visitors interested in the dynamics of earth changes to access fantastic web pages belonging to Ring members. Membership is free to anyone interested in joining the ring. Member sites share a theme related to The Earth Forces: all the forces of nature such as earthquakes, earth science, earth changes, seismology, volcanoes, tsunami, hurricanes and weather patterns.
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