Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Multispectral Thermal Imager (MTI) Image Gallery

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Interchange of U.S. Interstates 25 and 40 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Interchange of U.S. Interstates 25 and 40 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
MTI satellite image of the southeast Albuquerque area.
MTI satellite image of the southeast Albuquerque area.
MTI satellite image of the Pilgrim Heights area on Cape Cod, Mass.
MTI satellite image of the Pilgrim Heights area on Cape Cod, Mass.
MTI satellite image of the Dallas, Tex., area.
MTI satellite image of the Dallas, Tex., area.
MTI satellite image of Fairbanks, Alaska, in near-infrared. Vegetation shows up as bright red.
MTI satellite image of Fairbanks, Alaska, in near-infrared. Vegetation shows up as bright red.
MTI satellite image showing the San Rafael Bridge north of Oakland and San Francisco, Calif. Vegetation shows up as bright red.
MTI satellite image showing the San Rafael Bridge north of Oakland and San Francisco, Calif. Vegetation shows up as bright red.
A view of the Albuquerque area imaged in November 2000 while the MTI was over El Paso, Texas.
A view of the Albuquerque area imaged in November 2000 while the MTI was over El Paso, Texas.
Infrared image of the Los Alamos area taken after the Cerro Grande fire. Vegetation is red. The large gray swath from lower left to upper right is the devastation left by the fire. The Los Alamos town site is visible to the lower right.
Infrared image of the Los Alamos area taken after the Cerro Grande fire. Vegetation is red. The large gray swath from lower left to upper right is the devastation left by the fire. The Los Alamos town site is visible to the lower right.

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