
doi: 10.29007/d19p
In recent years, the efforts to enhance the analysis of Earth’s surface with satellite imagery have forced the scientific community to develop different techniques and methodologies. The Open Data Cube aims to provide tools to execute multi-temporal analysis and get accurate products, excluding low-quality pixels in small or large areas of study with an accuracy subject to the resolution of the data used for the analysis. This means that we can make use of the full potential of Earth observation data available from satellite data providers, in this document we take a closer look at Landsat Imagery and its applications. The beginning of the implementation of the Open Data Cube platform began in 2018, positioning itself as a valuable source of spatial data for Natural Resources projects in INEGI and seeks to support the decision-making process based on territorial analyzes with great certainty. The use of this technological solution represents a great leap between the traditional visual interpretation of raster data and the automated processing of data in time series.
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