GIS Data Catalog
2000 Emerge Color Infrared Aerial Photography
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Summary
This image dataset comprises 373 individual image tiles stored in TIFF format that can be displayed as a single seamless mosaic.
The imagery, within the horizontal accuracy and resolution limitations, serves as digital backdrop imagery for GIS, cartographic production and image analysis.
In particular, the absolute and relative horizontal accuracy should be carefully considered when either determining coordinate positions or when applying the data relative to other spatial data.
Description
Low elevation, high resolution (i.e, small ground-sample-distance (GSD)) aerial photography collected in late spring to early fall 2000 for western King County and southwestern Snohomish County (approx. 1170 sq.
miles).
The data has a pixel sixe of 2 feet.
The data is 8-bit,three band (green, red, near infrared) and displays for default viewing in ArcView as an infrared ('false color') display.
A natural color derivative version has also been made available and is described in separate metadata.
Layer information
| Layer Name | IMAGE_Ortho2000EmergeCIR |
| Subject Category | Imagery |
| Title | 2000 Emerge Color Infrared Aerial Photography |
| Feature Count | 1 |
| Feature Type | Raster |
| Spatial reference | None |
| Control ID | None |
| Place Keywords | None |
| Theme Keywords | None |
| Supplemental Information |
The images are provided in the their original 3-band 'false color' version as delivered by the vendor. The data was reprojected as discussed in the process section, but no additional image enhancement nor display adjustments was performed. Pyramid files were created to improve displaly performance in Erdas and ArcView Image Analyst. The .rrd pyramid files are stored with the data or available on supplemental CDROM accompanying the data. The images can be accessed as individual TIFFs file by file, as a pseudo-mosaic by using the associated image catalog dbase file (emerge_cir.dbf), where supported. Each image tile covers approximately 3.58 sq. miles, are is approximately 75 mb in size. The entire dataset requires approximately 22.6 gb of storage for the TIFF and TFW files, with another 4 gb required for the RRD pyramid files. The actual file count of 373 image files does not match the filename maximum |
Attribute information
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OBJECTID
From Esri |
Description
Internal feature number. DomainSequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. |
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Shape
From Esri |
Description
Feature geometry. DomainCoordinates defining the features. |
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Shape_Length
From Esri |
Description
Length of feature in internal units. DomainPositive real numbers that are automatically generated. |
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Shape_Area
From Esri |
Description
Area of feature in internal units squared. DomainPositive real numbers that are automatically generated. |
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MosaicID
No Source Noted |
Description
Not Found DomainNot Found |
Contact information
| Maintained by | KCGIS Center |
| Primary |
KCGIS Center
giscenter@kingcounty.gov |
Terms of Use
| License | Terms of use and copyright |
Summary
This image dataset comprises 373 individual image tiles stored in TIFF format that can be displayed as a single seamless mosaic.
The imagery, within the horizontal accuracy and resolution limitations, serves as digital backdrop imagery for GIS, cartographic production and image analysis.
In particular, the absolute and relative horizontal accuracy should be carefully considered when either determining coordinate positions or when applying the data relative to other spatial data.
Description
Low elevation, high resolution (i.e, small ground-sample-distance (GSD)) aerial photography collected in late spring to early fall 2000 for western King County and southwestern Snohomish County (approx. 1170 sq.
miles).
The data has a pixel sixe of 2 feet.
The data is 8-bit,three band (green, red, near infrared) and displays for default viewing in ArcView as an infrared ('false color') display.
A natural color derivative version has also been made available and is described in separate metadata.
Contact information
| Maintained by | KCGIS Center |
| Primary |
KCGIS Center
giscenter@kingcounty.gov |
Terms of use and copyright
| License | Terms of use and copyright |
Change history
| Update 1 |
The images were received from the vendor on CD-ROM as 3 band (green, red, near infrared) 'false color' images as as a single TIFF file with world file. The imagery was delivered. |