Mary O'Neill using equipment at the Remote Sensing Institute at SDSU in about 1972
Detailed Description
Mary O'Neill processes a Landsat scene using Signal Analysis and Dissemination Equipment (SADE) at the Remote Sensing Institute at South Dakota State University in Brookings in about 1972. O'Neill is former program manager of SDSU’s Office of Remote Sensing and outgoing AmericaView board director. She served as a guest on an Eyes on Earth podcast episode about collaborations between EROS and SDSU.
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Public Domain.
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