Moore Park 2017 Orthophoto Imagery with 6cm Resolution

2017-05-16 aerial imagery of Moore Park, captured with a VisionMap A3-Edge sensor at 2440m altitude. The dataset provides orthorectified RGB imagery with a spatial resolution of 6 cm, tiled into 1km x 1km GeoTIFF files. It was produced by Aerometrex for the Bundaberg Regional Council.

Use Cases

• Use the 6 cm resolution RGB orthophotos as a high-resolution backdrop layer for spatial analysis and mapping.
• Analyze ground-level features with the stated +/- 3 pixel spatial accuracy for land cover classification.
• Assess the impact of relief displacement on elevated structures like rooftops and tree canopies as noted in the data limitations.

Strengths

• High 6 cm spatial resolution for detailed ground-level feature observation.
• Orthorectified using a DTM and commercial software to combine photographic image characteristics with map-like geometric qualities.
• Imagery captured with a 300mm focal length sensor and a defined flying height of 2440m.

Limitations

• Spatial accuracy is reduced in areas of dense vegetation and is not reliable for measuring elevated structures due to relief displacement.
• The dataset represents a single acquisition date (2017-05 16), limiting temporal analysis.
• No sample data or column descriptions are provided to assess the data structure prior to access.

Provenance

Source

Bundaberg Regional Council Open Data, author brc_gis.

Collection Method

Aerial imagery captured via VisionMap A3-Edge sensor, orthorectified and mosaiced using high-end commercial and proprietary Aerometrex software.

Time Range

2017-05-16.

Freshness

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Geography

Moore Park.