SpaceRef - Earth Science - Remote Sensing

Earth From Space - "The NASA Space Shuttle Earth Observations Photography database of over 375,000 images is a national treasure. We are publishing these selected photos and related captions on the Internet to provide a glimpse of this national treasure to the public. This database was compiled by our staff to illustrate some very interesting Earth features and processes, including cities as seen by our Astronauts from space."

Earth Watching Project - Eurimage and ESA/ESRIN started the Earth Watching project in 1994 for two main reasons: to supply satellite data and pertinent information quickly in cases of natural disasters, and to demonstrate the benefits of remote sensing applications during emergencies, through images and articles. The Earth Watching project aims at stimulating awareness of the potential of remote sensing.

Earthnet Online - This website is a service of the European Space Agency and serves to provide access to a broad range of Earth resource and remote sensing imagery and information.

Ionia - Ionia is the name of a series of tools dedicated to give the visibility of the AVHRR data sets archived and maintained at the European Space Research Institute of the European Space Agency (ESA/ESRIN). Tools available for access include World Land Surface Temperature Atlas, World Fire Atlas, Ocean Color, and the Global Land AVHRR 1-km data set project

Mercure Satellite Communication System - A mechanism for distributing environmental information aimed at achieving sustainable development in cooperation with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP).

Office of Earth Sciences, NASA Johnson Space Center - The Office of Earth Sciences at NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center supports the Space Shuttle and International Space Station Programs by: training the astronauts in Earth observations; communicating with on-orbit astronauts about weather and other Earth processes during missions; and cataloging and archiving the photographs that astronauts--past, present, and future--take using hand- held cameras.