Berlin sits in a ring of lakes and pine forest, the Havel widening to the west and the Spree threading through the centre. Landsat frame, 30 metres per pixel.

MISSION 23QZ

Berlin, Germany

LANDSAT-5 / TM · DECLASSIFIED

Magnified detail from the Berlin capture, centre of frame.

Frame detail

MAG ×1.75 — 30 M GSD

Observation

What the pass recorded.

Berlin sits in a ring of lakes and pine forest, the Havel widening to the west and the Spree threading through the centre. Past the built edge the Brandenburg plain resolves into a mosaic of field blocks and managed woodland.

ORBIT: //ELIPSE 41°INC: SSO 98.2°ALT: 705 KM
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Telemetry

As flown.

The pass that produced the frame above, as it was recorded: where the sensor was, what it was pointed at and what the sky was doing at the moment of capture.

Coordinates
52.5200, 13.4050
Position
52.52° N / 13.40° E
City
Berlin
Admin area
Brandenburg
Country
Germany
Captured
31.07.1986
Sensor
LANDSAT-5 / TM
Altitude
705 km
Ground sample
30 m
Pass azimuth
112°
Off-nadir
6.4°
Cloud cover
4%
The composed plate for mission 23QZ: the capture above, the mission sheet below.

Composed by the same pipeline that produces the print file: the capture above, the mission sheet below. Shown watermarked, at preview resolution, in a display mount.

Deliverable

How it would be printed.

Standard issue. Street grid stays legible.

Format
50 × 70 CM
Imperial
20 × 28 IN
Ratio
5:7
Finish
Unframed
Print facility
EU / EINDHOVEN, NL

Source

This reference frame is a public-domain NASA / USGS Landsat product. It stands in for a customer capture, which is tasked commercially and delivered at higher resolution.

Credit
Berlin 1986 07 31

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