[Sprint]

Any idea why temporal coverage is so spotty? According to http://landsat.usgs.gov/landsat8.php Landsat 8 repeats every 16 days, but for many of the spots there are only images that are several months old.

[drewbo19]

Some areas appear spotty because the default filter is set to exclude anything above 20% cloud cover. You can use the filters at the top to broaden the range:

http://cl.ly/image/3U3H120u2H0f/libra-filter-ex.gif

[geotyler]

It could be that Libra throws out images with cloud cover percentages that are too high. For some areas with frequent cloud cover, that might mean that there are only a handful of useable Landsat images each year.

[Sprint]

Oh how I am not a fan of the "non-descript icon only" trend... I had no idea there was a filter. Thank you!

[ianschuler]

Try changing the cloud cover filter to see more scenes. By default it is only showing scenes that are relatively free of clouds.

[Sprint]

That was it, thanks! I had no idea there was any kind filter active.