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Monterey Bay & Elkhorn Slough
MONTEREY BAY & ELKHORN SLOUGH
- Elkhorn Slough
- A color-infrared image of the slough and surrounding Monterey Bay.
- Elkhorn Slough
- A thermal-infrared image of the slough and surrounding Monterey Bay.
- Elkhorn Slough Mouth
- A thermal image of the slough mouth and the Monterey Bay.
- Monterey
- A color-infrared image of California's first capitol showing high kelp density near the shore.
- New Brighton Beach
- A thermal image showing a disruption of the current around the cement ship in Aptos.
- Santa Cruz
- A color-infrared image showing a high concentration of kelp near the shore.
- Santa Cruz
- A thermal image showing the colder Pacific Ocean mixing with the warmer Monterey Bay.
- Santa Cruz
- A pseudo-color thermal image showing temperature differences in the mixing zone.
- Elkhorn Slough at night
- A thermal image that was acquired in the pre-dawn of July 8, 2006 at 6:15 GMT.
- Elkhorn Slough at night
- A pseudo-color thermal image highlighting the temperature differences of the water.
Hunter-Liggett Fire
This time sequence of a wildfire imaged by AMS shows a smoldering region as bright orange; the yellow and white represents an area of active burning.
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- Last Updated: July 21, 2008