Satellite Photography Sites

Aerial Archives is a San Francisco bay area based aerial photography firm providing current and historical aerial photography and high resolution satellite imagery. Aerial Archives is also available for custom assignment aerial photography and aerial video. Aerial Archives creates custom aerial photography on assignment and provides aerial and satellite image research services. Aerial Archives...

Each project is unique. Clients have different needs and desires in their aerial photography needs. Here are a few samples of recent assignments from clients who were impressed with the results their aerial photography achieved. ​Envy the birds, they see your house, building or project from a unique point of view. I strive to offer you customized aerial views that will astound you and your...

Located in Corpus Christi, TX. Lanmon Aerial has Aerial Photographers that have experience in bringing excellent quality aerial photos. Covering areas like Rockport, TX. And pretty much all of South Texas. Our services include: Custom and Stock photos: Color Oblique, Color Near Vertical and Satellite imagery, Labeling, Rectification, Geo-coding, Mosaicking and Aerial Marking. Photographic...

Since 2004, WisconsinView has made aerial photography and satellite imagery of Wisconsin available to the public for free over the web. As part of the AmericaView consortium, WisconsinView supports access and use of these imagery collections through education, workforce development, and research. We are correcting directory structures and confirming file integrity. Please report any missing or...

For his forthcoming book, S. C. Compton used satellite photography to find a legendary lost city, became the first American to summit Mt. Cudi (for centuries a sacred site to all Western religions and the only place where they worshipped in unison), visited archaeological sites in Iraq during the war, photographed ruins and artifacts that had never been captured on film before, was captured by...

The daylight images provided by Google Maps (maps and satellite views) are also available for reference. The Google Maps API was used for creating the original visualisation. Geocoding is provided by Google and Nominatim via ol3-geocoder. As the maps provided by NASA were in a different projection as the one required by Google Maps, the GDAL - Geospatial Data Abstraction Library library was...