This week’s project asked us to look at finding and using orthophotography data sources to display aerial images of areas of our choice. So I chose to showcase my town and one of my favorite places by looking as two different parks.
I chose to look at the map data for Modick Park in my town, in both a regular aerial view and an infrared view. Then, to view something from a different state, I looked at the park where I got marries in 2014. Accessing data from out-of-state was difficult (I couldn’t get downloads to work no matter where I tried to access them) so I wound up using a baselayer from the ArcGIS program to give the aerial view because I really wanted to find this view of Columcille Megalith Park. I got married in the circle of stones pictured above!
This post meets the requirements for Assignment 4 for ESS302 Spring 2021 at Drew University.
