NYS Office of Information Technology Services, GIS Program Office20180912raster digital dataNYS Digital Ortho-imagery Program (NYSDOP)2018 imagery in New York CityAlbany, New YorkNYS Office of Information Technology Services, GIS Program OfficeThese files contain 2018 digital Selective True Ortho-imagery of New York City, New York. Image pixel size is 6" GSD. Image type is 4-band, RGB & NIR. Image horizontal accuracy is within 2' at the 95% confidence level (NSSDA). Each file contains an image covering 2500 ft. by 2500 ft. on the ground.This digital Selective True Ortho-imagery can serve a variety of purposes, from general planning to field reference for spatial analysis to a tool for revision of vector maps. It can also serve as a reference layer for GIS.201804ground conditionCompleteIrregular-74.277746-73.68968540.92834640.488771noneDigital Selective True Ortho-imagerynoneNew York CountyNew YorkTim RuhrenNYS ITS GIS Program Officemailing and physical address

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AlbanyNew York12235USA518-242-5029tim.ruhren@its.ny.gov9am -4:30pm Easten timeNYS ITS GIS Progam OfficeMicrosoft Windows 7 Version 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1; ESRI ArcCatalog 10.2The New York State Office of Information Technology Services makes no claims to the accuracy of the information in this file. THE GIS DATA IS PROVIDED AS IS AND WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THEIR PERFORMANCE, MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. NYS ITS does not represent or warrant that the GIS data is error-free, complete, current, or accurate.The dataset contains raster images or digital ortho images so the logical consistency report is not applicable. The file naming convention was supplied by New York State. When the ortho tiles were created the file names were restricted to a numeric value representing the lower left corner of the ortho tile.The project consisted of 2049 final tiles.+/-2 ft. at the 95% confidence level (NSSDA) for 6 inch resolution.This dataset contains selective true orthoimagery of New York City, New York as part of the contract to provide new natural color digital aerial imagery with airborne GPS-IMU control and ground surveyed control to develop and support 4 band (RGBIR) 8 bit 6 inch pixel resolution for selective areas within the New York City's five bouroughs. Imagery acquisition and flight lines were planned and acquired for the NYC STO area based upon the project specifications of selective true orthos using a diagonal orientation with a forward overlap of 80 percent and a flight line sidelap of 80 percent. The area was planned and flown with Axis Ultracam Eagle 100mm focal length digital mapping camera UC-E-1-80510607-f100 equipped with flight navigation systems and airborne GPS and inertial measurement units flown at an approximate altitude of 9690' above mean ground elevation. An average image footprint of 20010' x 13080' size image was captured; thereby capturing an average image footprint of 10005' wide by 6540' inline for a six inch pixel resolution. A total of 90 flight lines and 7750 exposures were captured for the NYC STO area region. Imagery was captured between April 14th and May 2nd, 2018, with a sun angle exceeding 30 degrees. For the Aerotriangulation Automatic Point Measurement (APM) was run on the images to measure terrain points to tie the images together. The imagery was then used in the AT process in UltraMap where tie point measurement was performed and independent ground control points and airborne GPS were introduced to further refine the data. Final EO data was derived using BINGO AT software using the Microsoft UltraMap mapping platform. The UltraMap Ortho module produced a Digital Surface Model (DSM) at a .5' resolution of the entire NYC STO area. The DSM data was then applied in the orthorectification process to produce 4-band RGB-IR digital orthoimages free of distortion and lean on the selective true buildings. All orthorectified images were reviewed for consistency with project requirements before the mosaicking and tiling process. Bridge distortions and other errors were corrected at this stage. As part of the mosaicking and tiling process in UltraMap, all images were adjusted for color and radiometric differences for the entire image dataset. The individual tiles produced were then inspected in a final QA/QC process for overall image quality with all undesirable artifacts and errors corrected before delivery. The end product for New York City was 2049 seamless 8-bit 4-band RGB-IR image tiles, 2500 by 2500 feet wide in GeoTIFF/TFW format. Imagery was also delivered in JP2/J2W format at a 10:1 compression ratio with ESRI AUX and MapInfo TAB files.201808Aerial ImageryBrian TolleyAxis Geospatial, LLCQuality Managermailing and physical address

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AlbanyNew York12235USA518-242-5061tim.ruhren@its.ny.govFGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998local time