Imagery

Statewide mosaic of 2004 B&W digital orthophotos now online! Check it out!

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Through the collaborative efforts of the Connecticut Departments of Transportation, Environmental Protection and Public Safety; the Federal Highway Administration; and the Center for Land Use Education and Research, a statewide mosaic of the new 0.8 foot resolution orthophotos can now be viewed on line. Special thanks is due George Davis, ERMapper, for creating the compressed statewide mosaic, which is being served using ERMapper's Image Web Server technology.

To view the ortho imagery in Netscape or Internet Explorer, click here (sorry, Firefox and other browsers are not yet supported). If you have never viewed ECW images before, you will prompted to download and install a plug-in for your browser. Just follow the prompts and you should be ok.

You also can view the imagery using ArcView or ArcMap, among other applications, but you will need to download and install an ECW plug-in from the ERMapper Website. For instructions on using the ECW plug-in, click here. If you already are familiar with accessing ecw files, the URL is:

ecwp://137.99.85.71/iwsecw/ct_complete.ecw

Check out some high resolution true-color coastal imagery!

In September 2004, 0.5 meter resolution color airborne imagery for Connecticut's coastal communities was acquired through a coastal remote sensing project funded by the NOAA Coastal Services Center. The data were acquired during leaf-on conditions and are excellent for viewing vegetation but some features will be hidden beneath trees.

To view the coastal imagery in Netscape or Internet Explorer, click here (sorry, Firefox and other browsers are not yet supported). If you have never viewed ECW images before, you will prompted to download and install a plug-in for your browser. Just follow the prompts and you should be ok.

You also can view the imagery using ArcView or ArcMap, among other applications, but you will need to download and install an ECW plug-in from the ERMapper Website. For instructions on using the ECW plug-in, click here. If you already are familiar with accessing ecw files, the URL is:

Check out some high resolution false-color infrared coastal imagery!

In addition to the true-color imagery, false-color infrared imagery aslo was acquired throught the NOAA project. Click here to view the imagery in Netscape or Internet Explorer.

Use the URL below to view the imagery in ArcView or ArcMap.

ecwp://137.99.85.71/iwsecw/ads40_cir.ecw