2006-7 Macalister River

This photography was captured on behalf of the Moreland City Council as part of the 2007-8 CIP program. The photography consists of 3 true color visible bands (rgb) and was digitally acquired at a resolution of 10cm and fully orthorectified. The images are available as a mosaic and in 1km tiles.

Captured as part of the 2007-8 CIP program this 0.35m photography was digitally acquired using a Zeiss LMK 2000 camera system and includes 3 visible bands. The imagery has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 5km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.

This photography was captured for the City of Kingston as part of the 2007-8 CIP Program. The photography was digitally acquired using a ZI DMC camera system. The imagery consists of 3 visible bands and has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 1.25km tiles. The imagery is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.

Captured as part of the 2007-8 CIP program this 0.25m photography was digitally acquired using a Vexcel UltraCam D camera system and includes 3 visible bands. The imagery has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 5km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.

This is a single image similar to TM50095 but enhanced specifically for use as a backdrop in ARC/INFO.

This photography was captured as part of the 2007-8 CIP program. The coverage includes the municipalities of Benalla and Strathbogie plus the northern section of Mansfield Shire which were not covered by the 2007 bushfire photography. The source photography was digitally acquired at 50cm resolution and consists of 3 true colour visible bands (RGB).

Captured as part of the 2007-8 CIP Program, this "fast look" photography consists of 4 visible bands (red,green,blue,infrared). The images are available in their original frame geometry. This project was acquired over several days in December 2007-January2008. Fast Look photography has reduced accuracy and edgematching specifications to fully orthorectified photo products.

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This photography was captured as part of the 2007 Wangaratta & Mansfield Towns project for the 2007-8 CIP program. The photography was digitally acquired using the Vexcel Ultracam D camera and includes 3 visible bands. The imagery has been fully orthorectified and tiled into 1km tiles. It is available in both TIFF and ECW compressed format.