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3.2TB of Imagery

Written by Chad on June 27th, 2007

That is how much “raw” data is waiting on the new World Wind Central servers to be processed and added into the World Wind ZoomIt! layer.

This includes imagery from the USGS, all of Pennsylvania at high resolution and several other sources.  Once this is all processed it will only take up about 700-800GB of space, they they can start downloading again.  I believe there is about 6TB of total space, with room to add more hard drives.

I will check and see how Gigs of imagery we have on the World Wind Central web site.

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  1. Jun
    27
    1:30
    PM
    Bull_UK

    Some of that is for setting up a mirror of the i-cubed landsat layer, not just zoomit! I think the dc has a total of 3TB of space, not sure how much we have on madmappers and in Matt’s basement though.

  2. Jun
    28
    8:59
    AM
    woodse

    Sounds good to get more imagery.

    I would love for the 1970’s landsat data to get included at some point as it opens up a much bigger range of things to do with change over time.