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Landsat 8 has been online for a couple of months now, and the images look incredible. While all of the bands from previous Landsat missions are
still incorporated, there are a couple of new ones, such as the coastal blue band water penetration/aerosol detection and the cirrus cloud band
for cloud masking and other applications. Here’s a rundown of some common band combinations applied to Landsat 8, displayed as a red,
green, blue (RGB):
Agriculture 652
Land/Water 564
Here’s how the new bands from Landsat 8 line up with Landsat 7:
Landsat 7 Landsat 8
Band Name Bandwidth (µm) Resolution (m) Band Name Bandwidth (µm) Resolution (m)
For the most part, the bands line up with what we’re used to, with some minor tweaking of the spectral ranges. The thermal infrared band from
Landsat 7 is now split into two bands for Landsat 8. Whereas before you had one thermal band that was acquired at 60 m resolution (and
resampled to 30 m) now you have increased spectral resolution at the cost of spatial resolution. It wouldn’t be remote sensing without tradeoffs,
right?
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