aerial

Get a good aerial survey done, with pictures.

We use that argument for Street View, for aerial photographs, for countless other things.

There's a bunch of killer problems faced by aerial antipersonnel weapons platforms.

They should have kept doing what they do right: providing map data and securing a deal with Google or Nokia for the aerial and street shots, and the maps.

Air power played a prominent role in WW1, with aerial duels frequently making headlines and German airplanes bombing London [1].

Google Maps uses aerial photography from planes for the high-resolution layers of their maps, not satellite imagery.

Several police departments want a cheap way to take aerial photographs of accident scenes so they can move wreckage and debris off the roads faster and keep traffic flowing.

From the aerial shot it appears clear that it's not an airport, but it is probably the largest field around, so it would be a target in an engine failure scenario regardless.

It was only decades after Jutland that naval aircraft and aircraft carriers became fast and advanced enough to make the aerial bombing and torpedoing of enemy vessels a real possibility.

From Wikipedia — "Earthquake light is an unusual luminous aerial phenomenon\n that reportedly appears in the sky at or near areas of\n tectonic stress, seismic activity, or volcanic eruptions.

Is Kurk actively trying to stop all real estate and building development activity in his state?One of the first things that often happens when someone is planing a public or private development is that developer/architect/engineer commissions an aerial photo of the project area.

Who can speak for the company on that exact issue, for the record?I'm amazed, by the way, that commenters here and elsewhere claim that something is easy to see because it can be seen in a Google aerial photo in broad daylight in the summer, when the actual visibility issue is seeing the same thing from a car, while driving, at night in winter.

* I do not think it is unreasonable for law enforcement agencies to designate, during the course of an actual investigation of a specific target, individual cars for GPS surveillance:- so long as removing the devices if they're detected isn't a crime- and research and development of technologies that shield cars from GPS monitoring isn't bannedMy reasoning: the police already have the clear and reasonable right to surveil cars from a distance either by ground patrol cars or aerial surveillance.

"Aerial maps usually aren't updated frequently enough to show obstacles"I wonder where a company that constantly had a fleet of drones in the air could get up to date aerial maps...