São Paulo filling the frame outward from the Tietê valley, one of the largest continuous urban areas in the southern hemisphere. Landsat frame, 30 metres per pixel.

MISSION 35NF

São Paulo, Brazil

LANDSAT-5 / TM · DECLASSIFIED

Magnified detail from the São Paulo capture, centre of frame.

Frame detail

MAG ×1.75 — 30 M GSD

Observation

What the pass recorded.

São Paulo filling the frame outward from the Tietê valley, one of the largest continuous urban areas in the southern hemisphere. The grey mass breaks only where the forested ridges of the Serra do Mar rise between the city and the coast.

ORBIT: //ELIPSE 22°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
-23.5505, -46.6333
Position
23.55° S / 46.63° W
City
São Paulo
Admin area
São Paulo
Country
Brazil
Captured
18.04.2010
Sensor
LANDSAT-5 / TM
Altitude
705 km
Ground sample
30 m
Pass azimuth
88°
Off-nadir
5.2°
Cloud cover
9%
The composed plate for mission 35NF: 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
Framed
Print facility
US / RENO, NV

Source

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Credit
Wikimedia Commons/NASA

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