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| use for color aerial photography |
color IR |
natural color |
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identify conifers with crown diameter 2 feet or larger, for plantation management |
1:7,500 |
1:6,000 |
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identify individual trees, bushes, or other features for project boundary locations |
1:8,000 |
1:7,000 |
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identify existing snags, 20 inches or more in diameter, 20 feet or more in height |
1:8,000 |
1:8,000 |
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identify slope breaks for stream management zones |
1:24,000 |
1:11,000 |
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identify tree species (for groups of trees) based on crown forms, texture, and color |
1:18,000 |
1:11,000 |
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determine wet areas 1/10 acre or larger in size by color, texture, species composition of surrounding vegetation |
1:16,000 |
1:12,000 |
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locate existing trails, ditches, and other linear features 3 feet or more in width, broken to open cover |
1:15,000 |
1:13,000 |
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detect erosion, large gullies, etc. (8 feet or more in width) |
1:15,000 |
1:14,000 |
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identify rock outcroppings or obstructions 30 feet or more in size |
1:15,000 |
1:15,000 |
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determine crown density (areas 1 acre or larger) |
1:16,000 |
1:15,000 |
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identify potential rock source location (areas 1 acre or larger) |
1:27,000 |
1:25,000 |
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locate change in vegetation cover in areas 5 acres or larger for fire rehabilitation planning |
1:30,000 |
1:25,000 |
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locate existing structures - buildings, water towers, etc. |
1:30,000 |
1:24,000 |
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nar FAQs |
glossary |
stereoviewer how-to |
quad note info |
appropriate photo scales |
before you order...
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