Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand makes New Zealand's publicly owned aerial and satellite imagery archive freely available to use under an open licence. This public S3 bucket has been made available to enable bulk access and cloud-based data processing. You can also access the imagery through the LINZ Data Service or LINZ Basemaps.

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1:10m Cross-blended Hypsometric Tints

Cross-blended Hypsometric Tints offer a partial solution to a long-standing map reading problem: many people misidentify hypsometric tints (elevation colors) as vegetation or climate regions. Conventional hypsometric tints often show green in the lowlands, yellow in mid elevations, and red in the highlands. These map colors incorrectly suggest to the untutored that forests cover the parched Persian Gulf region and a hot desert climate prevails on the Greenland ice cap.

Cross-blended hypsometric tints instead use modified elevation colors for regions that people presumably associate with the natural environment. The Sahara is dusty brown, northern Russia is boreal forest green, the Mekong delta is jungle green, and Antarctica is icy blue-grey. As in nature, the map colors gradually blend into one another across regions (x and y axis) and from lowlands to highlands (z axis), hence the name cross-blended hypsometric tints.

The 10m resolution Digital Elevation Model (DEM) dataset of Rwanda was prepared by the National Land Authority (NLA), and the dataset was provided from WASAC, Ltd., Rwanda.

This dataset has an ice-surface elevation and under-ice topography information for Greenland and Antarctica.

Global Sentinel-2 data from the Multispectral Instrument (MSI) onboard Sentinel-2

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