k Whole earth Whole Earth flattened using the Goode Homolosine projection. This image is a combination of hundreds of images acquired by NOAA weather satellites from orbits some 820 km above Earth. Each frame has a resolution of 1 kilometre. The mosaic of frames was then combined with a highresolution digital elevation model. To emphasize relief features, the elevation model was stretched by a factor of two, and simulated solar illumination added. Arctic and Antarctic ice caps are white at top and bottom. Stock Photo - Afloimages
Sign up
Login
All images
Whole earth  Whole Earth flattened using the Goode Homolosine projection. This image is a combination of hundreds of images acquired by NOAA weather satellites from orbits some 820 km above Earth. Each frame has a resolution of 1 kilometre. The mosaic of frames was then combined with a high resolution digital elevation model. To emphasize relief features, the elevation model was stretched by a factor of two, and simulated solar illumination added. Arctic and Antarctic ice caps are white  at top and bottom .
RM

Whole earth

Whole Earth flattened using the Goode Homolosine projection. This image is a combination of hundreds of images acquired by NOAA weather satellites from orbits some 820 km above Earth. Each frame has a resolution of 1 kilometre. The mosaic of frames was then combined with a high-resolution digital elevation model. To emphasize relief features, the elevation model was stretched by a factor of two, and simulated solar illumination added. Arctic and Antarctic ice caps are white (at top and bottom).

Details

ID
166597495

Collection

License type
Rights Managed

Photographer



Sign in
Member access
Login not found.