Through some serious efforts by NASA/CMU/Google, this file has been created doing basic alignment on all 2000+ images currently available from NOAA. Please note that the imagery it points to are 4Kx4K files (very large) so only download what you really need.
I took NOAA photos and overlapped them...I was trying to create a large overlay but the photos were all taken from different perspectives. I know this is going to be edited so I just wanted to personally thank you for this site.
This is a "closeup" LANDSAT tile of New Orleans. Wasn't able to get coords of the LANDSAT image, so it's eyeball matched. The LANDSAT site lists this image as taken 30 Aug.
An aerial photo of part of the Biloxi coastline taken on August 31st, 2005, showing the destruction of Hurricane Katrina.
The image was provided by DigitalGlobe.
Recent satellite imagery of flooded areas in downtown New Orleans, post-Katrina. These area include the Superdome and Gormley Stadium.
Satellite imagery courtesy of Space Imaging, Inc.
Here is a satellite overlay of New Orleans that was taken on August 30, 2005. There are a number of clouds in the picture, but you can see the dark green flooded areas to get an idea of the damage.
A weather satellite overlay that covers the Gulf of Mexico, as well as parts of the southern US. In particular, it gives you a good look at Hurricane Katrina.
Note: This file was originally created by AppleTom.
