USDA - FSA Aerial Photography Field Office NAIP 2005 Dec 6, 2005 Christopher Maika Triathlon Ltd. Sales Director, Mapping MDA GSI (Geospatial Services.

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USDA - FSA Aerial Photography Field Office NAIP 2005 Dec 6, 2005 Christopher Maika Triathlon Ltd. Sales Director, Mapping MDA GSI (Geospatial Services International)

Geospatial Services Provide a complete suite of land information services derived from satellites, aerial platforms, and other sources SATELLITE DATA DISTRIBUTION VALUE-ADDED SERVICES AERIAL MAPPING

Contract Award – LA, MS, AL, GA

Mississippi  Acquisition period  July 1 to August 31  Extension to September 30  Further extension to November 15  Flight Contractor Delorme Topobird  LH ADS40 Cessna Conquest  3200 Doqqs  Weather  Haze  Hurricanes  PM cloud build-up

Louisiana  Acquisition period  June 15 to August 31  Extension to September 30  Further extension to November 15  Flight Contractor Delorme Topobird  LH ADS40 Cessna Conquest  2918 Doqqs  Weather  Haze  Hurricanes  PM Cloud build-up  Gulf coast No fly Zone

Alabama  Acquisition period  June 1 to July 17  Extension to September 30  Further extension to October 15  Flight Contractor MD-Atlantic Technologies  RC30 ABGPS/IMU Film Cessna Caravan  7011 exposures  3470 Doqqs  Weather  Very persistent Haze  Hurricanes  40% of mobilizations resulted in no photo

Georgia  Acquisition period  May 23 to July 31  Extension to September 30  Further extension to October 30  Flight Contractor LandAir Mapping  LH ADS40 Lear Jet  3470 Doqqs  Weather  Haze  Hurricanes

Image Acquisition – Lessons Learned  Early contract award (or fall acquisition) optimal for success of southern flight (is it possible to reliably meet APFO’s mandate?)  Having a neighboring state to fly helps with efficiencies  Summer haze and low pressure cycles not conducive to high altitude acquisition over large areas  Early spring and fall best acquisition times  Turbulence - Aircraft gets a good shaking - Necessary for multiple redundancy onboard disc backup (MM40)  Don’t try to fly near prominent elected officials

Recommendations  In the south, look at ways to satisfy the APFO without fighting nature. Does early spring or fall photo come close to meeting the crop compliance mandate?  Continue to work towards a consistent delivery acceptance criteria  Support any non proprietary formats

“NAIP 2005 Recommendations”  Image Specifications: Continue to work on the definition of acceptable imagery - especially for 1m states.  Result: Contractors understand the expectations of the USDA and their partners.  Image QC and Acceptance: Further share APFO QC tools and procedures with contractors, so that they are used to check products prior to shipment.  Result: Product acceptance is standardized, first-time acceptance rates will increase and the burden on APFO QC staff is lessened.  Contractor Feedback: Continue to provide performance feedback to contractors on an individual basis.  Result: Contractors can continue to improve performance. Shirley McLaren 2004 Project Manager