National imagery plan garnering interest
February 28, 2006
Plan proposed by the National States Geographic Information Council would provide 100% federal funding for nationwide orthoimagery.
Tagged As: Aerial Imagery
Items related to aircraft-acquired digital photography. This includes both orthoimagery and oblique imagery.
Statewide 1-meter color imagery now available
December 29, 2005
Working in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency, 2005 interim NAIP imagery is now available for free from the WisconsinView.org website.
First Statewide Downloadable 1-meter Imagery
December 20, 2005
WisconsinView.org has published the USDA’s Wisconsin Farm Service Agency 2005 National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP). The data are available free as 1-meter true-color aerial photography in couty-wide MrSID mosaics covering the entire state of Wisconsin. …
WisconsinView brings NAIP photography to the Web
September 19, 2005
2004 color aerial photography now available for 34 Wisconsin counties
WisconsinView to establish image archive – and more
July 26, 2005
Wisconsin’s citizens will soon have access to satellite images under a new cooperative initiative.
2004 National Agriculture Imagery Programs
FSA flies majority of state in color leaf-on imagery.
County and municipal ortho projects pressing forward in 2005
July 15, 2005
An unprecedented number of ortho projects were flown this spring. Vendors are working to hard to have imagery ready later this year.
USDA program flying statewide color orthophotos in 2005
Planes are in the air now for the USDA National Aerial Imagery Program (NAIP). The summer “leaf-on” color imagery will have a one meter spatial resolution.
Update on digital orthophoto QA/QC workshop
May 5, 2005
Digital orthophoto quality assessment workshop is tentatively scheduled for October in La Crosse.
Preliminary Planning for Digital Orthophoto QA/QC Workshop Underway
March 31, 2005
A small committee is exploring the possibility of holding a digital orthophoto quality assessment workshop later this year.