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Page 12
High-altitude photography— aerial photography taken from aircraft operating at
altitudes of 40,000 feet and above— has been recognized for many years as one
of the most versatile, accurate, and economical remote sensing techniques used
...
High-altitude photography— aerial photography taken from aircraft operating at
altitudes of 40,000 feet and above— has been recognized for many years as one
of the most versatile, accurate, and economical remote sensing techniques used
...
Page 13
individual agencies planned for the acquisition of high-altitude photography with
only minimal coordination of requirements. The result was duplication of
photography in some areas of the country, a lack of photography in others, and a
...
individual agencies planned for the acquisition of high-altitude photography with
only minimal coordination of requirements. The result was duplication of
photography in some areas of the country, a lack of photography in others, and a
...
Page 14
Photographs of Colville, Washington, and vicinity taken August 6, 1983, showing
the rectilinear pattern of the urban area (airport on the east; sewage treatment
facility on the west) surrounded by agricultural land (alfalfa and grain fields) and ...
Photographs of Colville, Washington, and vicinity taken August 6, 1983, showing
the rectilinear pattern of the urban area (airport on the east; sewage treatment
facility on the west) surrounded by agricultural land (alfalfa and grain fields) and ...
Page 15
The Geological Survey's National Cartographic Information Center serves as the
central source for information about the National High-Altitude Photography
Program and the approximately 1 3 million frames of aerial photography acquired
by ...
The Geological Survey's National Cartographic Information Center serves as the
central source for information about the National High-Altitude Photography
Program and the approximately 1 3 million frames of aerial photography acquired
by ...
Page 16
About 52 percent of the contracted photography has been completed and is
available to users (fig. 3). The final 7 percent of the area will be contracted in
fiscal year 1 985. All contracted photography is scheduled to be completed in
fiscal year ...
About 52 percent of the contracted photography has been completed and is
available to users (fig. 3). The final 7 percent of the area will be contracted in
fiscal year 1 985. All contracted photography is scheduled to be completed in
fiscal year ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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