Landsat data help manage water use in Oregon’s Upper Klamath Basin, especially
during droughts. Forest managers use Landsat data to monitor wildfires, invasive
insects, and other threats to Oregon’s forests. Researchers have also studied
50-plus-years of archived Landsat imagery to identify where, when, and how
Oregon’s wetlands have changed.
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