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Ariel imagery?

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kmahon99

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Hi,

I've recently started into a project on Farranfore airport, Kerry, Ireland. So far I've got the hang of the groundpoly technique but I'm having trouble getting a decent, high quality imagery for the layout of the apron, runway markings etc, as you can see in the image, they're just placed roughly according to google earth stitched images. Where can I get proper, high quality ariel photos of any airport that I'm working on?

Thanks.
 

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Did you try Google Earth - I just had a look myself and Kerry is covered.

It's fairly poor, but enough to be able to get the apron layout, it also has street view. . . .

You could try to contact the owner of the imagery, which in this case would be Tele Atlas.
 
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