2010-12 Melbourne 10cm Multi - Temporal Photography

project: cip08-2010-11_dot_rail_asset_monitoring
The DOT Multi-Temporal Asset Monitoring project was commissioned to supply imagery over approximately a 3800 square kilometre project area to assist the Department of Transport with its rail asset monitoring program. There will be four seasonal captures (summer, autumn, winter, spring) over the rail asset monitoring project area. The capture area has been divided into 11 delivery areas and mosaics for ease of supply. The 11 delivery areas are: 01-sunbury, 02-cragieburn, 03-melton, 04-essendon, 05-heidelberg, 06-lilydale, 07-werribee, 08-oakleigh, 09-belgrave, 10-cranbourne, 11-pakenham and the mosaics for each of these will be date stamped with the earliest date of photography which makes up that seasonal capture.
 
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(2011)

2010-12 Melbourne 10cm Multi - Temporal Photography

Department of Transport and Planning
 

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2010-12 Melbourne 10cm Multi - Temporal Photography 
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cip08-2010-11_dot_rail_asset_monitoring 
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Department of Transport Rail Asset Monitoring 
 
 

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20102011 
 
 

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