This Landsat Plate image of the Wollaston Peninsula, Victoria Island, Northwest Territories, Canada, clearly shows the full gradation of landforms from true drumlins to ground moraine in a single image. The peninsula is dominated by hummocky morainal deposits onlapped near the coast by marine deposits.
Eskers are prominent in the center and bottom left parts of the photograph.
Figure G-19.3 is a Seasat SAR image of part of the main drumlin field in northern Ireland. This is primarily due to the threefold increase in spatial resolution, but in the MSS image used in the analysis by Ford, is also related to illumination angle. Ford was able to delineate four distinct classes of drumlinoid forms on the Seasat SAR image and only one on the Landsat MSS image. The square shows the approximate outline of the Seasat SAR image in the center of the large drumlin field in Ireland. Landsat 10371-18535, July 29, 1973.