Call for rural towns wanting high resolution aerial imagery

By on 30 August, 2011
 
Aerial Acquisitions have begun to fly several regional towns and centres in NSW, and have so far captured high-resolution imagery for Armidale, Batemans Bay, Foster, Broulee, and Narooma. The GSDs for the imagery in these areas is between 6.5 and 10 cm.
 
The company is currently working on a cost-sharing model, where it will sell its imagery to local government and certain rural users for cost. Estimates for a small town are about $5,000 delivered, and about $10,000 for a large urban centre, and are negotiable.
 
The company is hoping to fly most towns/centres in NSW, but is looking for expressions of interest from regional towns and centres, so as to prioritise their flights. They aim to update the imagery yearly or every couple of years.
 
You can sample the Narooma imagery online at http://www.realsauce.com.au/aerial/narooma/ (click RealSauce tab) Note that this a beta test by a company interested in the imagery, and that the colour balance isn’t 100% and that there are a few missing tiles.
 
Erron Gardner, director of Aerial Acquisitions, has offered to send out the 6.5 cm GSD Narooma ECW to anyone that wants to see a full-resolution sample.
 
Aerial Acquisitions are happy to fly towns obligation-free, and will provide the imagery for evaluation before selling at cost. The company is starting in NSW, but will eventually move out to the rest of Australia, so let Erron know if you want the company to cross the border into your state.
 
If you are interested in seeing the sample, or having your area flown, please contact Erron Garnder on (02) 9594 5527 or 0447 440 234, or visit www.aerialacquisitions.com.au.

You may also like to read:



Newsletter

Sign up now to stay up to date about all the news from Spatial Source. You will get a newsletter every week with the latest news.

City of Sydney: Growing green with GIS
The City of Sydney has set targets to grow a cooler, more di...
Victorian Surveyor-General makes historic apology
The apology acknowledges the role that SGs played in the dis...
One year to go: Countdown to FIG 2025!
Thousands of surveyors from around the world will converge o...
LiDAR shows Pacific cities are older than once thought
LiDAR has helped to show that city structures were being bui...
PlanTech partners aim to transform urban planning
The new effort highlights technology’s role in improving p...
Dual-band GNSS platform
The u-blox F10 GNSS platform combines L1 and L5 to offer enh...