WROC Webinars now online
May 31, 2013
Wisconsin Regional Orthophoto Consortium marching forward towards 2015.
Tagged As: Aerial Imagery
Items related to aircraft-acquired digital photography. This includes both orthoimagery and oblique imagery.
WROC Webinars on tap for May 8th
April 24, 2013
Choose from one of two online sessions to learn more about the status and future plans for the Wisconsin Regional Orthophotography Consortium.
WROC announces service providers for 2015
January 28, 2013
The team of AeroMetric and Ayres Associates is once again selected to provide services for the 2015 Wisconsin Regional Orthophotography Consortium.
Imagery roadshow complete, Webinars up next
October 5, 2012
We had a lot of great discussions at our imagery user meetings held last week at several locations around the state. If you couldn’t make one of the meetings, there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved in the Wisconsin Aerial Imagery Business Plan project.
RSVP now for aerial imagery user meetings
September 21, 2012
Join us at one of five meetings next week to help shape the future aerial imagery in Wisconsin!
Dates set for imagery user meetings
September 11, 2012
Join us at one of five locations from September 24-28 to discuss the future of aerial imagery in Wisconsin.
SCO aerial photography user survey now available
August 23, 2012
Help us complete the first major step in developing a statewide aerial imagery business plan.
Ayres receives award for WROC
July 24, 2012
A belated congratulations is due to Ayres Associates for taking home a “Best of State” Engineering Excellence award from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Wisconsin.
Project to develop Wisconsin orthophotography business plan moving forward
June 15, 2012
New SCO-led project seeks to gather input from the Wisconsin geospatial community on past orthoimagery projects, and develop a business plan that makes incremental improvements to the current situation.
New county image mosaics available from WisconsinView
January 18, 2012
The National Park Service recently completed work on generating 72 individual county mosaics from a statewide set of 18-inch imagery produced by the 2010 Wisconsin Regional Orthoimagery Consortium project.