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Abstract
Building a Lower Cost Image Layer for GIS Applications
Track: Remote Sensing Imagery
Author(s): Thomas Murdoch, Julie Raine
Gathering current aerial imagery for a GIS project has always been a time consuming and expensive process. This paper will
describe a new technique that is used to build less expensive mosaics and imagery base layers for GIS projects. The process uses new updated aerial photography or satellite imagery and ties it to an existing orthorectified base image saving time and money. A pipeline project case study will be examined describing processes, accuracies, and practical experiences.
Thomas Murdoch
Tobin International
9800 Richmond
suite 750
Houston, TX 77042
USA
Phone: 321-427-8938
E-mail: tom.murdoch@tobin.com