Online Color Aerial Photographs (Link)

[+Mark 42]

This is the site I am using to build a High Res aerial picture of Banner Forest by combining many images zoomed as close as they go (stitching them to make one huge high res image)

 

http://www.globexplorer.com/library.html

 

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[+RuffRidr]

That's cool, but how do you get rid of the Globexplorer watermarks? Also, I take it your area has the one meter resolutions available.

 

--RuffRidr

[+woodsters]

Topozone has mapcards in which I just noticed...it's a pay subscription thing, but looks pretty cool...they do aerials as well..

 

On this subject as well, I just learned this past week that Topozone is a local company to where I live. Pretty cool!

 

Brian

 

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[Rubbertoe]

If you are doing that manually, you might find USA PhotoMaps useful. While it doesn't use color images, it will automatically grab any size/resolution USGS images from MSN's terraserver, and assemble it into a large map for you.

 

It is easier to understand the program by just playing with it a while. It is really nice - overlay routes and saved tracks over the maps and everything. Donationware, I think it is. aka - free

 

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[+mtn-man]

Hey, I can see my house from here... and my truck is parked out in front!

[+mtn-man]

BTW, have you noticed that when you click on a Mapquest Map from the cache pages and end up in an area that is covered by GlobeXplorer you will see a tab at the top of the map for AERIAL PHOTO. GlobeXplorer provides maps to Mapquest it looks like.