Earth observation imagery collected by the series of Landsat satellites constitutes the longest and most consistent collection of moderate spatial resolution remotely sensed data. Feedback from the Landsat user community has played an important role in assessing its utility and making
improvements to future Landsat missions. The United States Geological Survey (<small>USGS</small>) and the National Aeronautical and Space Administration (<small>NASA</small>) continue to input from user communities. This paper describes the outcome of soliciting input
from experts associated with AmericaView (<small>AV</small>), a non-profit organization aimed at promoting remote sensing applications in the <small>US</small>. The <small>AV</small> community identified the importance of rigorously calibrated Landsat data
for <small>LULC</small> applications at the state level and made several recommendations for future Landsat missions. Recommendations suggested by the community of <small>AV</small> experts provide extremely valuable insights to <small>USGS</small> and <small>NASA</small>
to further their discussions about the design and operation of future Landsat missions.
