Question: What are some sources of new aerial imagery of Harvey damages?

Scott Eustis -- @eustatic -- of Gulf Restoration Network shared this, via NOAA:

https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/harvey/index.html

Also note places to cross reference to look for industrial sites, also via Scott Eustis - @eustatic - of Gulf Restoration Network:

Justin, i did see it, but did get an error lately on your map Harvey Ecological hazards https://goo.gl/maps/roFtd9S3pgP2

Landfills are importnt to track, especially < a month from now, when nasty new landfills will spring up. we've got to be in communication with Lone Star Sierra Club about that, since i don't know how TCEQ will announce the new landfills.

We at GRN made a similar map for our internal planning, but also for public consumption: https://gulfwetlandsmap.carto.com/viz/06bb2c4a-89d2-11e7-8a08-0ee462b5436c/public_map We pulled our data from Climate Central's report on EPA data.

Sierra Club has a good map of facilities in TX as well: http://www.sierraclub.org/environmental-justice/hurricane-harvey-toxic-sites

for pollution reports, Skytruth has an NRC tracker: http://alerts.skytruth.org/

Hey, the info from GRN here--that is what Scott meant by 6 ft.--not distance from coastline. :)

Via @nedhorning -

Here are a couple links. I haven't checked these out but they are potentially useful.

https://tnris.org/data-download/#!/statewide

http://www.glo.texas.gov/land/land-management/gis/aerials/index.html

Other historic aerial photos are at USGS: https://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/

It's worth noting Tomnod: https://www.tomnod.com/ since they're trying to leverage the crowd for flood damage assessment

Scott from GRN ( @eustatic ) has also been uploading images to GRN's Flickr account:

Beaumont, 95 images, geocoded: https://www.flickr.com/photos/healthygulf/albums/72157686333870693

https://www.flickr.com/photos/healthygulf/