Connecticut 2000 Aerial Photo Center Point Index is the photo center index for a 2000 aerial survey of Connecticut that produced a complete set of non-rectified prints used for stereoscopic viewing. There is a point feature class that defines the center point for each aerial photo. Attributes for each point feature include flight line and photo number. Orthorectified photos were not produced as a result of this 2000 aerial survey.
This is the photo center index for a Connectictu aerial survey in 2000 of non-rectified prints used for stereoscopic viewing. Use this index to identifiy flight line and photo numbers.
Date of photography
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Aero-Metric, Inc. of Sheboygan Wisconsin was contracted by the State of Connecticut to provide the 2004 Statewide Aerial Survey of Connecticut. Contract deliverables include digital orthohotos, two sets of non-rectified prints for stereoscopic viewing, photo indexes, and LiDAR data. This contract also included a set of 2000 non-rectified prints for stereoscopic viewing. This is the index for the set of 2000 non-rectified prints. All 2004 Statewide Aerial Survey imagery and data products are defined under State of Connecticut contract award number RFP-990-A-14-0518-C (dated Feb 22, 2000), including contract award supplement #1 (dated Feb 28, 2002), contract award supplement #2 (dated Nov 4, 2004), contract award supplement #3 (dated Nov 26, 2004) and contract award supplement #4 (dated May 13, 2005).
All attributes assumed to have valid values. Accuracy checking not performed by the State of Connecticut.
Point features conform to the following topological rules. Points are single part. There are no duplicate points. Points do not overlap.
Includes photo center points for every photo in a flight line.
The horizontal positional accuracy of this data is unknown.
Process used to create these center point features is undocumented.
Internal feature number.
ESRI
Feature geometry.
ESRI
Purpose of field unknown.
State of Connecticut
Photo ID - Uniquely identifies each photo and is based on a concatination of Flight Line and Photo Number values.
State of Connecticut
Flight line 1, photo number 49
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Flight line 1, photo number 50
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Flight line 1, photo number 51
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Flight line 1, photo number 52 and so on...
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Flight Line
State of Connecticut
Photo Number
State of Connecticut
Purpose of field unknown. Possibly a unique identifier.
State of Connecticut
Information encoded about photo center point features includes the flight line and photo number. A point feature is located in the center of each orthophoto tile.
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