PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
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ASPRS
NEWS
ASPRS MEMBERSHIP
ASPRS would like to welcome the following new members!
Alaska
Con Sweeney
Columbia River
Kimberly Stone
Eastern Great Lakes
Adam Andresen
James Barno
Aiden Brooks
Andrew Crawford
Jason Gehringer
Caitlin Kelley
Brendan A. Linton
Ryan Smith
Breanna Smitley
Andrew Sontag
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ASPRS MEMBERSHIP, VISIT
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Matthew Thens
Arienne R. Valerio
Gina Warmus
Nicholas Winecoff
Heartland
Jason Zilka
Justin Owen
Mid-South
Partha Acharjee
Max Baber
Clint Eastep
Zahra Ghaffari
Behrokh Nazeri
Chuyen Nguyen
Michael Schwind
North Atlantic
George F Lamboy III
Potomac
Francois Begin
Cary Cox
Harsh Govind
Rafael De Ameller
Gladys Valentin
Puget Sound
Peter Willis
Rocky Mountain
Jeremiah Greif
Michelle-Elyse Lacerda
Publisher
Dr. Michael Hauck,
Editor
Alper Yilmaz,
Technical Editor
Michael S. Renslow,
Assistant Editor
Jie Shan,
Assistant Director — Publications
Rae Kelley,
Electronic Publications Manager/
Graphic Artist
Matthew Austin,
Circulation Manager
Priscilla Weeks,
Advertising Sales Representative
Sheldon Piepenburg,
Contributing Editors
Grids & Datums Column
Clifford J. Mugnier,
Book Reviews
Melissa Rura,
Mapping Matters Column
Qassim Abdullah,
Behind the Scenes
Jim Peters,
Sector Insight
Steve DeGloria or Melissa Rura,
Project Management Column
Raquel Charrois,
GIS Tips & Tricks
Al Karlin,
Website
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THE ASPRS AERIAL DATA CATALOG
T
he ASPRS Aerial Data Catalog is a tool for locating
aerial photography over the U.S. and international
coverage areas, including details and contact information
about individual collections. The Portal currently uses a
keyword searching system.
Users of this Portal are encouraged to contribute information for collections of aerial
photography not currently listed, even if the information is incomplete and/or approximate.
To date, over 1,000 entries, representing over 10,000,000 frames of photography are available
for searching. Over 70 countries and acquisition dates starting in the 1920s are included.
The aerial catalog is a contribution of the ASPRS Data Preservation and Archiving
Committee (DPAC). The catalog is provided to the geospatial community, to enable discovery
and access of the vast archives of historical and current aerial photography in a way never
before possible. By providing a free hosting catalog with no commercial interests, ASPRS and
DPAC aim to make the Portal the definitive resource for researchers and other users in the
geospatial community and beyond. We hope this Portal will contribute to the protection and
preservation of aerial photography around the world.
Visit the ASPRS Aerial Data Catalog,
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