IMAGE 1: A zoomed out image showing the area surrounding the AOIĮmail: Address: U.S.If you are sending images instead of KMZ files we recommend you send two images: You must also provide the location’s street address if applicable and the Latitude/Longitude coordinates. Email the file(s) to KMZ files are the best way to request aerial photos, we can also accept image files that are large enough to clearly identify the AOI and surrounding areas.Select “Save Place As” and name the file with your name + the AOI (e.g.Create the KMZ file by Right-Clicking on the polygon under “My Places”.When you finish creating your polygon, click “OK” on the polygon properties box.(NOTE: if you closed the polygon properties box, reopen it by right-clicking on the layer under “My Places” and selecting “Properties”) Move your cursor to the map and begin selecting your border points.Set the “Name” field with your name + the AOI (e.g.Select “Add Polygon” from the tools menu.Open Google Earth and zoom into your Area of Interest (AOI).
AERIAL PICTURES HOW TO
How to create a KMZ file with Google Earth Google Earth and Marble are two free applications that can create KMZ files, but there are others as well. The easiest way to request aerial photos is to create a KMZ or KML file with a polygonal area outlining your Area of Interest (AOI). Our collection increases yearly with new Corps projects and missions.Īerial Photo Fees: $24.00 per hour to research and retrieve photos Our cataloged collection contains about 275,000 aerial images in a wide variety of film types and scales. This coverage also includes commercial, residential, agricultural, recreational and industrial properties along the majority of navigable waterways. We typically have photos of most urban areas in Oregon from 1936 through 2004. The Portland District has been collecting aerial photographs of the Pacific Northwest since 1929.
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