USDA seeks partnerships for 2008 orthoimagery
July 31, 2007
The Farm Services Agency hopes to secure $300,000 in partnership funding to make a 2008 NAIP flight more likely in Wisconsin.
Tagged As: Aerial Imagery
Items related to aircraft-acquired digital photography. This includes both orthoimagery and oblique imagery.
Statewide orthophoto task force underway
July 9, 2007
With the goal of making orthoimagery acquisition more efficient and cost-effective through a proposed statewide program in 2010, the Wisconsin Land Information Association Orthoimagery Task Force (WOTF) recently held their first meeting in conjunction with the WLIA regional conference in Stevens Point.
NDOP meets, national orthoimagery cost-benefit study underway
May 31, 2007
The federal National Digital Orthophoto Programs committee, chaired by Wisconsin State Cartographer Ted Koch, met in mid-May in Tallahassee, Florida. A nationwide orthoimagery cost-benefit study was a primary topic of discussion.
No Wisconsin NAIP imagery in ’07
Due to funding problems, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will not acquire new aerial imagery in Wisconsin this summer.
National Agriculture Imagery Program (NAIP) update
January 11, 2007
2005 NAIP DOQQ tiles and 2006 NAIP county mosaics now available.
Imagery for the Nation initiative gains support
November 22, 2006
At its October 20 meeting, the WLIA Board of Directors approved an endorsement of the Imagery for the Nation (IFTN) initiative as proposed by the National States Geographic Information Council (NSGIC).
2005 NAIP imagery now final
May 19, 2006
Full color, 1-meter imagery acquired during 2005 passed the USDA/FSA quality control tests, and will be available in geotiff format soon.
Please complete the Imagery for the Nation survey
NSGIC seeks your input on the proposed nationwide digital orthophoto program.
Please complete the “Imagery for the Nation” Survey
April 19, 2006
IFTN is a proposed national digital orthohoto program
National imagery plan garnering interest
February 28, 2006
Plan proposed by the National States Geographic Information Council would provide 100% federal funding for nationwide orthoimagery.