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Xiangjiang River Satellite Images over Yueyang β Captured by China's 0.8 m GF-2 Satellite
Published: April 27, 2023 | Source: Original article | Satellite: Gaofen-2 (GF-2), 0.8 m resolution
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1960β2023Historical change imagery for rivers & lakes
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β Associated satellite β Gaofen-2 (GF-2): China's first 0.8 m-resolution civil optical remote-sensing satellite (illustration). All river views in this gallery were captured by this satellite. Source: OMap illustration.
β What the 0.8 m imagery shows
River channels, sandbars, banks and floodplain texture in sharp detail.
Bridges, vessels, riverside buildings and roads for planning & inspection.
Ideal base map for water-resource, flood-control and shoreline studies.
π How to use historical imagery
1. Select the river reach and time window (1960β2023).
2. Compare channel migration, water extent and bank development.
π Coverage capability at a glance (illustrative)
Spatial detail (0.8 m)
street / vessel level
Archive depth
1960 β 2023
River & lake coverage
nationwide, China
* Chart is illustrative to highlight key points; exact archive availability depends on location and year.
πΌοΈ Gallery β Xiangjiang River (Yueyang) samples by GF-2 (Fig. 1β15)
Display mode unchanged: 3 per row Β· 15 images in total (first 15 of the original set). Click any image to enlarge; use β / β keys or on-screen buttons to browse. Press Esc to close.