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How do I access the imagery catalogues?
There are a number of catalogue services available for interactive
login, via telnet; a few of these also offer alternative access
methods, including WWW. These will give full catalogue information,
and browse products online (typically by ftp). Some addresses for
these are listed under further reading.
CEOS IDN
The CEOS International Directory Network comprises three coordinating
nodes, together with a number of cooperating nodes. Each coordinating
node includes access to every known imagery catalogue, so in principle
you never need more than one address. These are listed in further
information.
Cintex
The Catalogue Interoperability Experiment aims to ensure
interoperability between the various catalogues.
GUIs for catalogue access
Various dedicated GUI systems exist to assist CINTEX catalogue users.
These include:
* DLR ISIS
* ESA UIT
* NASA EOSDIS V0 IMS
Details are available at http://gds.esrin.esa.it/Ccintex.cs.clients.
WWW Browse Services
In addition to the login services, there are some services available
on the WWW, offering a world-map and forms-based interface. These
include:
http://shark1.esrin.esa.it/
_Ionia_ AVHRR browser
http://tracy.esrin.esa.it:8001/
Eye-Browser Multi-Mission Browse Service: NOAA AVHRR, ERS-1
SAR, JERS OPS, Landsat TM.
http://www.coresw.com
"Imagenet" service - Landsat, SPOT and a promise of
Sovinformsputnik. Appears only to have data for America when
last checked. Commercial; the free service is limited.
http://www.eurimage.it/einet/einet_home.html
EiNet (European Imagenet) from Eurimage offers Landsat TM,
KVR-1000 and RESURS.
http://southport.jpl.nasa.gov/general.html/
SIR-C/X-SAR (Space Shuttle) imagery.
http://ic-www.arc.nasa.gov/ic/projects/bayes-group/Atlas/Earth/
Browser for Earth Observations from Shuttle
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