Aerial Photography Sample Clauses

Aerial Photography. The Engineer’s Surveyor shall provide aerial photography for low altitude aerial mapping appropriate for detailed design.
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Aerial Photography. After aerial photography has been flown, processed and checked for coverage, the negatives shall be sent to the State at the address indicated on the Agreement for evaluation, labeling, and prints or diapositives as needed by the District and the Consultant. The negatives shall become the property of the State. Along with the negatives, the Consultant shall also deliver the Report of Calibration for the aerial camera used for the aerial photography, the flight maps, and the flight log. Once complete, a copy of the mapping shall be placed on a CD-ROM and sent to the address specified in the Agreement.
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Aerial Photography. A-E shall perform Aerial photography acquisition to generate and provide deliverables such as, but not limited to;
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Aerial Photography. The ENGINEER will collect aerial photography for the project corridor from NearMaps and/or available aerial photos from the CITY.
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Aerial Photography. Provide aerial photography for low altitude aerial mapping appropriate for detailed design. Assuming the mapping corridor will have a total width 1000 feet, 500 feet left and right of the flight line. The aerial mapping work flow will consist of the following:  Establish flight and ground control configuration  Coordinate exact panel placement, utilizing public ROW where possible  Notify the flight team that panels are down and the project is ready to fly  Acquire the 1”=250’ scale color photography and perform photo lab processing of the filmhigh-precision, photogrammetric digital scanning to convert each film exposure into a digital image  Import the X,Y,Z values for all ground control panels  Perform fully analytical aero-triangulation to densify the ground control and bridge the digital images in order to provide stereo orientations for 3D data collection  Use 3D stereo-compilation methods to digitize all visible planimetric features  Use 3D stereo-compilation methods to digitize the digital terrain model (DTM), to create an accurate 3D model of the ground which will be of suitable accuracy for 1-foot contour generation  Import field data in void areas  Generate 1-foot topographic contours from the digital terrain model, with labels and spot heights, that will be suitable for 1”=50’ scale mapping according to TxDOT standards The aerial mapping work flow will consist of the following:  Establish flight and ground control configuration  Coordinate exact panel placement, utilizing public ROW where possible  Notify the flight team that panels are down and the project is ready to fly  Acquire the 1”=250’ scale color photography and perform photo lab processing of the film  Perform high-precision, photogrammetric digital scanning to convert each film exposure into a digital image  Import the X,Y,Z values for all ground control panels  Perform fully analytical aero-triangulation to densify the ground control and bridge the digital images in order to provide stereo orientations for 3D data collection  Use 3D stereo-compilation methods to digitize all visible planimetric features  Use 3D stereo-compilation methods to digitize the digital terrain model (DTM), to create an accurate 3D model of the ground which will be of suitable accuracy for 1-foot contour generation  Import field data in void areas  Generate 1-foot topographic contours from the digital terrain model, with labels and spot heights, that will be suitable for 1”=50’ scale mappi...
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Aerial Photography. WG will provide aerial mapping of the entire project site. The aerial map will include a digital color orthophoto with 0.25’ pixel resolution. The aerial photography will be obtained at a scale suitable for preparing topographic mapping at a scale of 1-inch = 20-feet, with a contour interval of 1-foot. This aerial map will be compiled into the Base Map described below. The aerial mapping will show visible features including utility structures and poles, edges of pavement, striping, fences, street signs, brush lines, and tree canopies. The project area includes approximately 14.5 acres and is bounded by these approximate limits: • Approximately 1000 feet northwesterly along state highway 227 from the intersection at Los Ranchos. • Approximately 1250 feet southeasterly along state highway 227 from the intersection at Los Ranchos. • Approximately 700 feet southeasterly along Los Ranchos Road the intersection at State Highway 227. This task will include aerial photography over the site, the aerial control survey and compiling the topographic map. WG will provide survey control and the map will be compiled by an aerial sub- consultant. This will involve obtaining new aerial photography suitable for compiling a topographic map with the following specifications: • Finish mapping scale 1” = 20 feet • Contours at 1-foot intervals Some areas which are obstructed by tree cover may not show complete contour information. In addition to topography, the map will show planimetric features including; roads, buildings, fences, power poles, trees, brush, and other features according to standard practice. Accuracy will equal or exceed National Map Accuracy Standards for topographic maps compiled by photogrammetric methods. The aerial flight can usually be scheduled within one week of the award of the contract.
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Aerial Photography. State agencies have sites of concern throughout the state. Aerial photography provides a valuable tool to orient Project Managers (PMs) to the sites, and provide information about on-going activity. State agencies could maintain medium and high- resolution cameras for use by CAP or state personnel, and maintain a program of periodic photo coverage of these sites. As stated above, State employees may fly aboard on some flights, but CAP crews could do the majority of photography, with information provided by the state agency. Examples of mission tasking are:
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Aerial Photography. Two flight scales will be acquired for airport collection and analysis during leaf on conditions. Imagery will be acquired with a state of the art digital large format mapping camera with current factory calibration certificate. All photography will be flown in stereo (overlapping) to support photogrammetric mapping and will meet industry standards for photography of this type. An optional low flight over the airport property will increase the accuracy in collecting obstruction items in that region. BDN(Low) – Airport Property Photo scale: Digital UCXP 10cm, 2 lines, 18 frames BND(High) ‐‐ Airport & Vicinity Photo scale: Digital UCXP 20cm, 5 lines, 87 frames
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