2020 Bushfires - Snowy Bushfire Complex West (Snowy 16) Photography

project: cip39-2019-20_snowy-fire-west
This Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents a 20cm, relaxed accuracy, 4-band, RGBI aerial photography capture over the Snowy Bushfire Complex West area in East Gippsland. The Snowy bushfire (covering 6,642 km²) started on 6th January and was declared under control on 31st March 2020. A contract was established and photograpy was acquired from a fixed wing aircraft on the 11th, 12th, 17th, 18th, 20th, 27th, 30th March and 1st, 5th, 15th and 17th (re-flight) of April 2020. Products generated from the Aerial photography are 20cm GSD orthophoto mosaics and 1 km² orthophoto tiles. This fire photography adjoins the Tambo Bushfire Complex photography (to the west) and the Snowy Bushfire East complex photography projects.
 
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2020 Bushfires - Snowy Bushfire Complex West (Snowy 16) Photography

 

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2020 Bushfires - Snowy Bushfire Complex West (Snowy 16) Photography 
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cip39-2019-20_snowy-fire-west 
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Post bushfire severity, extent mapping and for fire recovery purposes. 
 
 

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20192020 
 
 

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  • Imagery base maps earth cover
 
 

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