Monday, October 25, 2021

Mod 1: Visual Interpretation

Start of a new GIS Course: GIS 4035 Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing. This first lab we created 2 maps, the top one showing examples of textures, tones, and the bottom map shows examples of features that can be interpreted by shape or size, shawdow, pattern an association in aerial photos given to us. Seeing how features look on photos can help interpret them to what they are showing. This can be seen in the homes, buildings, swimming pools, piers and even parking lots I chose. They all have distinct characteristics as we have learned this lab that define their identity. Great first introduction assignment executed well!
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