Just in case you didn't know about this A consortium of MD's in southern Alberta flew orthoimagery in 2012,
and have made all the imagery freely available to the public. The link is here.
All you need to do is provide a valid email address, and you will be sent a
link to access the data.
Data is in MrSID format, which is readable by most GIS software, or by a free application called GeoViewer.
Imagery was acquired in July 2012, and is 0.5m pixel resolution. They are true-colour (RGB) images, so good for identifying features and general land cover classification, but not likely so good for more detailed analysis.
Kudos to the MD's involved for opening this data up to the public, and to MD Willow Creek for organizing and hosting the data.
Data is in MrSID format, which is readable by most GIS software, or by a free application called GeoViewer.
Imagery was acquired in July 2012, and is 0.5m pixel resolution. They are true-colour (RGB) images, so good for identifying features and general land cover classification, but not likely so good for more detailed analysis.
Kudos to the MD's involved for opening this data up to the public, and to MD Willow Creek for organizing and hosting the data.
