ÿþ<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"><html> <head> <META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-16"> <title>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project</title> <link rel="schema.dc" href="http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/"> <meta name="dc.title" content="2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project"> <meta name="dc.title" content="2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project"> <meta name="dc.creator" content="James W. Sewall Company (data compiler)"> <meta name="dc.creator" content="State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (data maintainer and publisher)"> <meta name="dc.creator" content="James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use."> <meta name="dc.subject" content="imageryBaseMapsEarthCover"> <meta name="dc.description" content="Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto is a set of 1:12,000-scale orthorectified imagery. These data were compiled from a set of 1129 individual tide controlled vertical aerial photos taken over six distinct days during June 15 to September 15, 2005. The 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project which captured these photos covers the geographic extent of Connecticut defined by : * all land areas within one-thousand (1000) feet of Mean High Water (MHW) and within one-thousand (1000) feet of state-regulated tidal wetlands; * an area of at least two-thousand (2000) feet waterward of the immediate shoreline of Long Island Sound in order to clearly depict the interface between the shorelands and coastal waters; * all offshore islands within the territorial borders of the State of Connecticut including Goose Island and Falkner Island (offshore of Branford); Calf Islands and Great Captain Island (offshore of Greenwich); Norwalk Islands (offshore of Norwalk); Thimble Islands (offshore of Branford); Sandy Point (offshore of Stonington); and all islands in the Connecticut part of Fishers Island Sound; and * the main stem of the Connecticut River up to the Massachusetts State line. The individual aerial photos were scanned, orthorectifed, and mosaicked into grid-based system. The geographic extent of each digital orthophoto is equivalent to 3¾ minutes of latitude and longitude, plus a little overlap based on US Geological Survey (USGS) Quarter Quads. Typically USGS Quarter Quads are comprised of four sections per 7½ minute USGS Quadrangle map area - one for the northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest sections. For this project, since the extent of the area photographed may not cover an entire quarter quad section there are cases where there is either no data for parts of a section or no section at all. Naming conventions follow standard USGS fomat, i.e., Q1234_ne, Q1234_nw, Q1234_se, Q1234_sw, etc. The ground resolution of the imagery is approximately 1 ft per pixel. Data is compiled at 1:12,000 scale. This data is not updated."> <meta name="dc.publisher" content="State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection"> <meta name="dc.contributor" content="James W. Sewall Co. of Old Town, Maine was contracted by the State of Connecticut to perform the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project. All imagery and data products were defined under State of Connecticut contract award number 05PSX0128AA."> <meta name="dc.date" content="20070712"> <meta name="dc.type" content="data.Fgdb raster digital data"> <meta name="dc.format" content="File Geodatabase Raster Dataset"> <meta name="dc.identifier" content="http://www.ct.gov/dep"> <meta name="dc.source" content="Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto"> <meta name="dc.lang" content="en"> <meta name="dc.coverage.x.min" scheme="DD" content="-73.703859"> <meta name="dc.coverage.x.max" scheme="DD" content="-71.801598"> <meta name="dc.coverage.y.min" scheme="DD" content="40.936511"> <meta name="dc.coverage.y.max" scheme="DD" content="42.062680"> <meta name="dc.coverage.placeName" content="Connecticut"> <meta name="dc.coverage.placeName" content="CT"> <meta name="dc.rights" content="Access constraints: None. The data is in the public domain and may be redistributed. Please include this metadata record in any redistributions.; Use constraints: No restrictions or legal prerequisites for using the data. The data is suitable for use at appropriate scale, and is not intended for maps printed at scales greater or more detailed than 1:12,000 scale (1 inch = 1,000 feet). Although this data set has been used by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection, no warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as to the accuracy of the data and or related materials. The act of distribution shall not constitute any such warranty, and no responsibility is assumed by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection in the use of these data or related materials. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use of these data. Once the data is distributed to the user, modifications made to the data by the user should be noted in the metadata. When printing this data on a map or using it in a software application, analysis, or report, please acknowledge the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as the source for this information. For example, include the following data source description when printing this layer on a map: &quot;2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography, compiled by James W. Sewall Co. and published by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection. 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IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. if (elem.className == "md-itemlist") { elem.className = "md-itemlistover"; } else if (elem.className == "md-itemlistover") { elem.className = "md-itemlist"; } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-item" onmouseover and onmouseout function function overitem(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. if (elem.className == "md-item") { elem.className = "md-itemover"; } else if (elem.className == "md-itemover") { elem.className = "md-item"; } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-bgraphic" onmouseover and onmouseout function function overbgraphic(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. if (elem.className == "md-bgraphic") { elem.className = "md-bgraphicover"; } else if (elem.className == "md-bgraphicover") { elem.className = "md-bgraphic"; } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-menuitem" onclick function. Tabs to different metadata sections. function clickmenuitem(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element // Show other menu tabs var siblingNodes = elem.parentNode.childNodes for (var i = 0; i < siblingNodes.length; i++) { if (siblingNodes[i] != elem) { siblingNodes[i].className = "md-menuitem" } } // Show active menu tab elem.className = "md-menuitemactive" // Show active menu metadata. var elemMaster = document.getElementById("md-"+elem.id) elemMaster.style.display = "block"; // Hide all other metadata sections var listMasterNodeIds = ["md-description","md-graphic","md-spatial","md-structure","md-quality","md-source","md-distribution","md-metadata"]; for (var i = 0; i < listMasterNodeIds.length; i++) { if (listMasterNodeIds[i] != elemMaster.id) { otherNode = document.getElementById(listMasterNodeIds[i]); if (Boolean(otherNode != null)) { otherNode.style.display = "none"; } } } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-clickdef" onclick function. Opens and closes metadata definitions, which "md-def" class div elements function clickdef (evt) { evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var e var aElem var text var elemDefinition var styleDisplay elemDefinition = document.getElementById("md-clickdef"); text = "Show Definitions"; styleDisplay = "none"; if (elemDefinition.innerHTML == "Show Definitions") { text = "Hide Definitions"; styleDisplay = "block"; } // hide or show metadata definition elements aElem = document.getElementsByName("md-def") for (var i = 0; i < aElem.length; i++) { e = aElem[i] e.style.display = styleDisplay; } elem.innerHTML = text; } } } /* "md-title" onclick function. Always opens md-detailshow and either opens or closes md-detailhide, and md-itemhide elements, depending on value of title elements toggledisplay value. Toggledisplay value is either "block" to "none" and toggles everytime this function runs. */ function clicktitle(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var p = elem.parentNode; // parent var c // parent's child var gc // parent's grandchild var ggc // parent's great grandchild var gggc // parent's great great grandchild var ggggc // parent's great great great grandchild var gggggc // parent's great great great great grandchild var ggggggc // parent's great great great great great grandchild // Create toggledisplay attribute when title element is first clicked and set value to "block" // in order to open content. if (!elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay")) { elem.setAttribute("toggledisplay","block"); } // Loop through child nodes, find those that open and close (md-detail and md-itemhide) // and set their style.display to that of elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value for (var i = 0; i < p.childNodes.length; i++) { // Show (open) all metadata sections c = p.childNodes[i]; c.style.display = "block"; for (var j = 0; j < c.childNodes.length; j++) { gc = c.childNodes[j]; for (var k = 0; k < gc.childNodes.length; k++) { ggc = gc.childNodes[k]; if (ggc.className == "md-mastertitle") { // add + or - to master title text if (elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value == "block") { ggc.innerHTML = "-" + ggc.innerHTML.substring(1,ggc.innerHTML.length); } else { ggc.innerHTML = "+" + ggc.innerHTML.substring(1,ggc.innerHTML.length); } } if (ggc.className == "md-detailhide") { // hide or show md-detailhide element ggc.style.display = elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value; } else if (ggc.className == "md-detailshow") { // make sure md-detailshow is always shown because user could have previously closed it ggc.style.display = "block" } else if (ggc.className == "md-detailhelp") { // make sure md-detailhelp is always not shown ggc.style.display = "none" } for (var l = 0; l < ggc.childNodes.length; l++) { gggc = ggc.childNodes[l]; if (gggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element gggc.style.display = elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value; } else if (gggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element gggc.style.display = "block" } for (var m = 0; m < gggc.childNodes.length; m++) { ggggc = gggc.childNodes[m]; if (ggggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element ggggc.style.display = elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value; } else if (ggggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element ggggc.style.display = "block" } for (var n = 0; n < ggggc.childNodes.length; n++) { gggggc = ggggc.childNodes[n]; if (gggggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element gggggc.style.display = elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value; } else if (gggggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element gggggc.style.display = "block" } for (var o = 0; o < gggggc.childNodes.length; o++) { ggggggc = gggggc.childNodes[o]; if (ggggggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element ggggggc.style.display = elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value; } else if (ggggggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element ggggggc.style.display = "block" } } } } } } } } if (elem.getAttributeNode("toggledisplay").value == "block") { elem.setAttribute("toggledisplay","none"); } else { elem.setAttribute("toggledisplay","block"); } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; // Show all menus tabs active, indicating to user that all metadata sections are open. var elemMenu = document.getElementById("md-menu"); var elemMenuItem if (Boolean(elemMenu != null)) { for (var i = 0; i < elemMenu.childNodes.length; i++) { elemMenuItem = elemMenu.childNodes[i]; if (elemMenuItem.className == "md-menuitem") { elemMenuItem.className = "md-menuitemactive" } } } } } /* "md-mastertitle" onclick function. Always opens md-detailshow and either opens or closes md-detailhide, and md-itemhide elements, depending on whether they are currently all opened or closed. */ function clickmaster(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var p = elem.parentNode.nextSibling; var c // parent's child var gc // parent's grandchild var ggc // parent's great grandchild var gggc // parent's great great grandchild var ggggc // parent's great great great grandchild // Are all md-detail children (md-detailhide and md-detailshow) currently open or closed? var allClosed = Boolean("true"); var allOpened = Boolean("true"); allOpened = allchildrenopenedexcept(p,"md-detail") allClosed = allchildrenclosedexcept(p,"md-detail") allOpened = allchildrenopenedexcept(p,"md-detailhelp") allClosed = allchildrenclosedexcept(p,"md-detailhelp") // Are all grand children (md-itemhide) opened? if (allOpened) { allOpened = allgrandchildrenopened(p) } // window.alert(allOpened) // window.alert(allClosed) // Set new display variable. If one or more element but // not all are open, open all elements. Otherwise, close // all elements if all of them are open. Also add + or - // to master title text. var newdisplay = "block"; if ((allOpened) & (!allClosed)) { newdisplay = "none"; elem.innerHTML = "+" + elem.innerHTML.substring(1,elem.innerHTML.length); } else { elem.innerHTML = "-" + elem.innerHTML.substring(1,elem.innerHTML.length); } // Loop through child nodes, find md-detailhide and md-itemhide elements // and set their style.display to value of newdisplay variable. The newdisplay // variable has a value of either "block" or "none". This value is based on the // current display condition of all md-detailhide and md-detailshow elements. If they // are currently all opened, then newdisplay is set to "none" so that they will all close. // If they are all closed, then the newdisplay value is "block" so that they all will // open. If some are opened and closed, the assumption is the user wants to open // all elements so the newdisplay value is "block". Once all opened, if user intended to // close them, they will close when the user natually clicks element again. for (var i = 0; i < p.childNodes.length; i++) { c = p.childNodes[i]; if (c.className == "md-detailhide") { // hide or show md-detailhide element c.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (c.className == "md-detailshow") { // make sure md-detailshow is always shown because user could have previously closed it c.style.display = "block"; } else if (c.className == "md-detailhelp") { // make sure md-detailhelp is always not shown c.style.display = "none"; } for (var j = 0; j < c.childNodes.length; j++) { gc = c.childNodes[j]; if (gc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element gc.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (gc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element gc.style.display = "block" } for (var k = 0; k < gc.childNodes.length; k++) { ggc = gc.childNodes[k]; if (ggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element ggc.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (ggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element ggc.style.display = "block" } for (var l = 0; l < ggc.childNodes.length; l++) { gggc = ggc.childNodes[l]; if (gggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element gggc.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (gggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element gggc.style.display = "block" } for (var m = 0; m < gggc.childNodes.length; m++) { ggggc = gggc.childNodes[m]; if (ggggc.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide element ggggc.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (ggggc.className == "md-itemshow") { // show md-itemshow element ggggc.style.display = "block" } } } } } } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-detailtitle" onclick function. Opens and closes md-detailhide and md-detailshow elements. function clickdetail(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var p = elem.parentNode.nextSibling; // parent's next sibling element if (getcomputeddisplay(p) == "none") { p.style.display = "block"; } else { p.style.display = "none"; } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-detailitemlist" onclick function. Opens and closes all children and all grand children md-itemhide and md-itemshow elements. function clickitemlist(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var elemNext = elem.nextSibling; // next sibling element // Next sibling is normally md-itemshow class, but if md-itemhide // class then hide or show it. if (elemNext.className == "md-itemhide") { if (getcomputeddisplay(elemNext) == "none") { elemNext.style.display = "block"; } else { elemNext.style.display = "none"; } } // Are all grand children open or are all children closed? var allClosed = Boolean("true"); var allOpened = Boolean("true"); allOpened = allchildrenopenedexcept(elemNext,"md-item") allClosed = allchildrenclosedexcept(elemNext,"md-item") var newdisplay = "block"; if ((allOpened) & (!allClosed)) { newdisplay = "none"; } // if they're all opened, close them. Otherwise, open all of them. for (var i = 0; i < elemNext.childNodes.length; i++) { c = elemNext.childNodes[i]; if (c.className == "md-itemhide") { // hide or show md-itemhide c.style.display = newdisplay; } else if (c.className == "md-itemshow") { // make sure md-itemshow is always shown c.style.display = "block"; } } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-detailitem" onclick function. Opens and closes nextsibling md-itemhide or md-itemshow element. function clickitem(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var elemNext = elem.nextSibling; // next sibling element if ((elemNext.className == "md-itemhide") || ( elemNext.className == "md-itemshow")) { if (getcomputeddisplay(elemNext) == "none") { elemNext.style.display = "block"; } else { elemNext.style.display = "none"; } } } // Prevent event from bubbling past this event handler. evt.cancelBubble = true; } } // "md-bgraphic" onclick function. Opens and closes browsegraphic images (jpg, jpeg, gif, png, bmp). function clickbgraphic(evt) { // Get reference to W3C or IE event object evt = (evt) ? evt : ((window.event) ? event : null); if (evt) { // Get reference to element from which event object was created. W3C calls this element target. IE calls it srcElement. var elem = (evt.target) ? evt.target : ((evt.srcElement) ? evt.srcElement : null); if (elem.nodeType == 3) { // If W3C and element is text node (nodeType = 3), then get reference to container (parent) to equalize with IE event model. elem = elem.parentNode; } if (elem) { // Work with element. var p = elem.parentNode.nextSibling; // parent's next sibling element if (getcomputeddisplay(p) == "none") { var elemImage = p.childNodes[0]; var srcImage = elem.getAttributeNode("browsen").value; p.style.display = "block"; elemImage.setAttribute("src",srcImage); elemImage.setAttribute("alt","Image - " + srcImage); } else { p.style.display = "none"; } } } } // Returns boolean indicating whether all child elements other than a particular class are opened function allchildrenopenedexcept(elem,cname) { var opened = Boolean("true"); for (var i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) { c = elem.childNodes[i]; if (c.className != cname) { if (getcomputeddisplay(c) == "none") { opened = false; break; } } } return opened; } // Returns boolean indicating whether all child elements other than a particular class are closed function allchildrenclosedexcept(elem,cname) { var closed = Boolean("true"); for (var i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) { c = elem.childNodes[i]; if (c.className != cname) { if (getcomputeddisplay(c) == "block") { closed = false; break; } } } return closed; } // Returns boolean indicating whether all grand child // and grand child's next sibling child elements are opened function allgrandchildrenopened(elem) { var opened = Boolean("true"); for (var i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) { c = elem.childNodes[i]; for (var j = 0; j < c.childNodes.length; j++) { gc = c.childNodes[j]; if (gc.className == "md-itemhide") { if (getcomputeddisplay(gc) == "none") { opened = false; break; } } else if (gc.className == "md-itemlist") { gcns = gc.nextSibling for (var k = 0; k < gcns.childNodes.length; k++) { gcnsc = gcns.childNodes[k]; if (gcnsc.className == "md-itemhide") { if (getcomputeddisplay(gcnsc) == "none") { opened = false; break; } } } } } if (!opened) { break; } } return opened; } // Returns element style.display property as a text string. Returns "none" or "block". function getcomputeddisplay(elem) { var dis if (window.getComputedStyle) { // W3C dis = window.getComputedStyle(elem, null).display; } else if (elem.currentStyle) { // IE dis = elem.currentStyle.display; } return dis; } </script></head> <body id="md-body"> <div style="text-align:right; width:100%"><a href="FileGDB_ortho_2005_coast_infrared_FGDC_Classic.htm">FGDC Classic | <a href="FileGDB_ortho_2005_coast_infrared_FGDC_FAQ.htm">FGDC FAQ</a> | FGDC Plus</a> | <a href="FileGDB_ortho_2005_coast_infrared.xml">XML</a></div> <hr> <div id="md-title" class="md-title" title="Open/close all metadata tabs">2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project</div> <div class="md-subtitle">File Geodatabase Raster Dataset - FGDBR - ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED</div> <div class="md-subtitle">FGDC, ESRI Metadata</div> <div id="md-clickdef" class="md-link">Show Definitions</div> <div id="md-menu"><span id="description" class="md-menuitemactive">Description</span><span id="graphic" class="md-menuitemactive">Graphic</span><span id="spatial" class="md-menuitemactive">Spatial</span><span id="structure" class="md-menuitemactive">Data Structure</span><span id="quality" class="md-menuitemactive">Data Quality</span><span id="source" class="md-menuitemactive">Data Source</span><span id="distribution" class="md-menuitemactive">Data Distribution</span><span id="metadata" class="md-menuitemactive">Metadata</span></div> <div id="md-description" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Resource Description</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Citation</div> </div> <div class="md-detailshow"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Information used to reference the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company (data compiler)</div> <div class="md">State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection (data maintainer and publisher)</div> <div class="md"><b>Publisher: </b>State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication place: </b>Hartford, Connecticut USA</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>20070712<b> Publication time: </b>165348</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>Fgdb raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Other citation details: </b><pre id="fixvalue">This is a set of digital color infrared imagery collected and compiled during the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project by James W. Sewall, Co. for the State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection. </pre></div> <div class="md-item">Larger Work Citation</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Other citation details: </b><pre id="fixvalue">The 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project includes the following products: 1129 individual original color infrared film transparencies; 1129 individual digital scans of the color infrared transparencies; 1129 contact prints of the digital scans; 1:50,000 scale Black &amp; White Photo Indices of the project area; color infrared digital orthophotos based on USGS Digital Ortho Quarter Quad boundaries; GIS photo centers of the individual photos.</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Description</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">A characterization of the data, including its intended use and limitations.</div> <div class="md"><b>Abstract: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto is a set of 1:12,000-scale orthorectified imagery. These data were compiled from a set of 1129 individual tide controlled vertical aerial photos taken over six distinct days during June 15 to September 15, 2005. The 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project which captured these photos covers the geographic extent of Connecticut defined by : * all land areas within one-thousand (1000) feet of Mean High Water (MHW) and within one-thousand (1000) feet of state-regulated tidal wetlands; * an area of at least two-thousand (2000) feet waterward of the immediate shoreline of Long Island Sound in order to clearly depict the interface between the shorelands and coastal waters; * all offshore islands within the territorial borders of the State of Connecticut including Goose Island and Falkner Island (offshore of Branford); Calf Islands and Great Captain Island (offshore of Greenwich); Norwalk Islands (offshore of Norwalk); Thimble Islands (offshore of Branford); Sandy Point (offshore of Stonington); and all islands in the Connecticut part of Fishers Island Sound; and * the main stem of the Connecticut River up to the Massachusetts State line. The individual aerial photos were scanned, orthorectifed, and mosaicked into grid-based system. The geographic extent of each digital orthophoto is equivalent to 3¾ minutes of latitude and longitude, plus a little overlap based on US Geological Survey (USGS) Quarter Quads. Typically USGS Quarter Quads are comprised of four sections per 7½ minute USGS Quadrangle map area - one for the northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest sections. For this project, since the extent of the area photographed may not cover an entire quarter quad section there are cases where there is either no data for parts of a section or no section at all. Naming conventions follow standard USGS fomat, i.e., Q1234_ne, Q1234_nw, Q1234_se, Q1234_sw, etc. The ground resolution of the imagery is approximately 1 ft per pixel. Data is compiled at 1:12,000 scale. This data is not updated.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Purpose: </b><pre id="fixvalue">2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography is 1:12,000-scale data. It depicts land use, natural resources, vegetation, and other features and characteristics in the immediate shoreline areas of Connecticut during the summer of 2005. Use this layer as a basemap for depicting coastal features/landscapes, as a source for georeferencing other imagery or data, or to analyze the landscape, features, or activities of the coastal area. </pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Supplemental information: </b><pre id="fixvalue">A digital orthophoto is a digital image of an aerial photograph in which displacements caused by the camera and the terrain have been removed. It combines the image characteristics of a photograph with the geometric qualities of a map. A digital orthophoto has the same scale throughout and can be used as a map for measuring distances, calculating areas, determining the shape of features, and reading coordinate locations, for example. Digital orthophotos provide the necessary background (base map) layer information to which other spatial data layers are registered or created. The process of creating an orthophoto, orthorectification, corrects the geometry of a aerial photo image so that it appears as though each pixel were acquired from directly overhead. Orthorectification uses elevation data to correct terrain distortion in aerial or satellite imagery. To maximize the quality of the images and their contents, photography for the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project conformed to the following environmental conditions: * photos were only taken during times of no/minimal cloud cover when lighting and weather conditions optimized the color infrared film; * solar altitude was more than thirty (30) degrees; * the ground detail was not obscured by flooding; * the foliage (salt marsh vegetation in particular) was fully developed; * seasonal conditions (summer) favored maximum human use/recreation activities (e.g., boats &amp; temporary docks/structures in water, etc.); * photo times were planned within one (1) hour window before or after a predicted low tide based on National Oceanic &amp; Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicted tide tables. (In instances where this window caused conflicts with the general restricted hours, tide coordination times superceded that limitation); and * no photography was flown between the hours 1100 and 1300 Eastern Standard Time (EST) to minimize specular reflection. The photos exist as 1:12,000 orthorectified color infrared images. Color infrared photography, often called false color photography because it renders the scene in other than the normal colors seen by the human eye, is widely used for interpretation of natural resources. Atmospheric haze does not interfere with the acquisition of the image, therefore is well suited to aerial photography. Because the film is high speed and subject to degrees of degradation in handling before exposure, the aerial photographs can vary in overall tone. This variability can complicate the interpretation of color tones between photographs, but some general guidelines can be given to aid the inexperienced interpreter. * The red tone of color infrared aerial photographs is almost always associated with live vegetation. Very intense reds indicate vegetation which is growing vigorously and is quite dense. Knowledge of the vigor and density of vegetation is important to the interpretation of the red colors on color infrared aerial photography. * As the vigor and density of vegetation decreases, the tones may change to light reds and pinks. If plant density becomes low enough the faint reds may be overcome by the tones of the soils on which the plants are growing. The ground areas in this case will appear in shades of white, blue, or green depending on the kind of soil and its moisture content. As plant vigor decreases, the vegetation will show as lighter shades of red and pink, various shades of greens, and possible tans. Dead vegetation will often be shades of greens or tans. * Bare soils will appear as shades of white, blue, or green in most agricultural regions. In general, the more moist the soil the darker the shade of that particular soil color. Composition of the soil will affect the color tones shown on the photographs. Dry sand will appear white and, with more moisture, may be very light gray or possibly light tan. Clayey soils will generally be darker in color than sands and tend toward tans and bluegreens. Again, wetter clays will be darker shades of the same tones. Soils high in organic matter, like silts and loams will be even darker in color, and usually in shades of blues and greens. Wet organic soils can be very dark blue or green in the aerial photographs. * Man-made features will show in the tones that relate to the materials they are made of. Asphalt roads, for example, will be dark blue or black, gravel or dirt roads will show as lighter colors, depending on the soil materials involved in their composition, and concrete roads will appear light in tone, assuming clean concrete. The buildings and streets of towns can be considered in a similar manner, their color dependent on the material they are made of. * Water will appear as shades of blue, varying from nearly black to very pale blue. Clear, clean water will appear nearly black. As the amount of sediment increases, the color becomes increasingly lighter blue. Very shallow water will often appear as the material present in the bottom of the stream. For example, a very shallow stream with a sandy bottom will appear white due to the high level of reflection of the sand. * Degraded film will result in photographs which have an overall blue or green cast. When that occurs, the interpretation must consider what that overall cast will do to a "normal" rendition of the scene. (Description and guidelines for color infrared photography taken from the United States Geological Survey Aerial Photo FAQ web page, http://edc.usgs.gov/guides/news/aerialfaq.htmlt#A10)</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Dataset credit: </b><pre id="fixvalue">James W. Sewall Co. of Old Town, Maine was contracted by the State of Connecticut to perform the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photography Project. All imagery and data products were defined under State of Connecticut contract award number 05PSX0128AA.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Language of dataset: </b>en</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Point Of Contact</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Contact information for the individual or organization that is knowledgeable about the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection</div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Kevin O'Brien</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>860-424-3034</div> <div class="md"><b>Fax: </b>860-424-4054</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>dep.gisdata@po.state.ct.us </div> <div class="md"><b>Hours of service: </b>Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 16:30 Eastern Standard Time </div> <div class="md"><b>Address type: </b>mailing and physical address</div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Address: </b><pre id="fixvalue">79 Elm St.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>City: </b>Hartford</div> <div class="md"><b>State or Province: </b>CT</div> <div class="md"><b>Postal code: </b>06106-5127</div> <div class="md"><b>County: </b>US</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Data Type</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">How the data are represented, formatted and maintained by the data producing organization.</div> <div class="md"><b>File or table name: </b>ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>Fgdb raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data format: </b>File Geodatabase Raster Dataset</div> <div class="md"><b>Native dataset environment: </b>This raster mosaic is maintained by the State of Connecticut using ArcGIS software developed by Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) in a Microsoft Windows operating system environment.</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Time Period of Data</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Time period(s) for which the data corresponds to the currentness reference.</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">date of photography</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Status</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">The state of and maintenance information for the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Data status: </b>Complete</div> <div class="md"><b>Update frequency: </b>None planned</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Key Words</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Words or phrases that summarize certain aspects of the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Theme:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Keywords: </b>imageryBaseMapsEarthCover </div> <div class="md"><b>Keyword thesaurus: </b>ISO 19115 Topic Category</div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Place:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Keywords: </b>Connecticut, CT</div> <div class="md"><b>Keyword thesaurus: </b>U.S. Department of Commerce, 1987, Codes for the Identification of the States, the District of Columbia and the Outlying Areas of The United States, and Associated Areas (Federal Information Processing Standard 5-2): Washington, DC, National Institute of Standards and Technology.</div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Temporal:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Keywords: </b>June 15 - September 15 2005</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Data Access Constraints</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Restrictions and legal prerequisites for accessing or using the data after access is granted.</div> <div class="md"><b>Access constraints: </b><pre id="fixvalue">None. The data is in the public domain and may be redistributed. Please include this metadata record in any redistributions.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Use constraints: </b><pre id="fixvalue">No restrictions or legal prerequisites for using the data. The data is suitable for use at appropriate scale, and is not intended for maps printed at scales greater or more detailed than 1:12,000 scale (1 inch = 1,000 feet). Although this data set has been used by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection, no warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as to the accuracy of the data and or related materials. The act of distribution shall not constitute any such warranty, and no responsibility is assumed by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection in the use of these data or related materials. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use of these data. Once the data is distributed to the user, modifications made to the data by the user should be noted in the metadata. When printing this data on a map or using it in a software application, analysis, or report, please acknowledge the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as the source for this information. For example, include the following data source description when printing this layer on a map: "2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography, compiled by James W. Sewall Co. and published by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection. Source map scale is 1:12,000."</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Data Security Information</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Handling restrictions imposed on the data because of national security, privacy or other concerns.</div> <div class="md"><b>Security classification: </b>Unclassified</div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-graphic" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Graphic Example</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Browse Graphic</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Graphic illustration of the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Browse graphic 1</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><span class="md-bgraphic" browsen="http://www.cteco.uconn.edu/metadata/dep/browsegraphic/orthophoto2005coastfullview.jpg">Open</span> - Full view of Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto</div> <div class="md-detailhide"><img class="md-bgraphicimg" src="nothing" alt="Graphic Image"></div> </div> <hr> <div class="md"><b>Browse graphic 2</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><span class="md-bgraphic" browsen="http://www.cteco.uconn.edu/metadata/dep/browsegraphic/orthophoto2005coastdetailview.jpg">Open</span> - Detail view of Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto within vicinity of the University of Connecticut at Avery Point in Groton, Connecticut.</div> <div class="md-detailhide"><img class="md-bgraphicimg" src="nothing" alt="Graphic Image"></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-spatial" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Spatial Reference Information</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Horizontal Coordinate System</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Reference system from which linear or angular quantities are measured and assigned to the position that a point occupies.</div> <div class="md"><b>Projected coordinate system:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Name: </b>NAD 1983 StatePlane Connecticut FIPS 0600 Feet</div> <div class="md"><b>Map units: </b>survey feet</div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Geographic coordinate system:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Name: </b>GCS North American 1983</div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Coordinate System Details</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Map projection</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Map projection name: </b>Lambert Conformal Conic</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>Standard parallel: </b>41.200000</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>Standard parallel: </b>41.866667</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>Longitude of central meridian: </b>-72.750000</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>Latitude of projection origin: </b>40.833333</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>False easting: </b>999999.999996</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>False northing: </b>499999.999998</div> </div> <div class="md-item">Planar Coordinate Information</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Planar coordinate encoding method: </b>row and column</div> <div class="md"><b>Coordinate representation:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Abscissa resolution: </b>1.000000</div> <div class="md"><b>Ordinate resolution: </b>1.000000</div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Planar distance units: </b>survey feet</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-item">Geodetic model</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Horizontal datum name: </b>North American Datum of 1983</div> <div class="md"><b>Ellipsoid name: </b>Geodetic Reference System 80</div> <div class="md"><b>Semi-major axis: </b>6378137.000000</div> <div class="md"><b>Denominator of flattening ratio: </b>298.257222</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Vertical Coordinate System</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Reference system from which vertical distances (altitudes or depths) are measured.</div> <div class="md"><b>Altitude system definition:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Altitude datum name: </b>National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929</div> <div class="md"><b>Altitude resolution: </b>1.000000</div> <div class="md"><b>Altitude distance units: </b>feet</div> <div class="md"><b>Altitude encoding method: </b>Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Spatial Domain</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">The geographic areal domain of the data that describes the western, eastern, northern, and southern geographic limits of data coverage.</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Bounding Coordinates</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">In Projected or local coordinates</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md">NAD 1983 StatePlane Connecticut FIPS 0600 Feet</div> <table class="md-grid"> <tr><th>Boundary</th><th>Coordinate</th></tr> <tr> <td>Left</td> <td>740960.000000 (survey feet)</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Right</td> <td>1257558.000000 (survey feet)</td> </tr> <tr><td>Top</td> <td>947948.000000 (survey feet)</td> </tr> <tr><td>Bottom</td> <td>538999.000000 (survey feet)</td> </tr> </table> </div> <div class="md-item">In Unprojected coordinates (geographic)</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md">GCS North American 1983</div> <table class="md-grid"> <tr><th>Boundary</th><th>Coordinate</th></tr> <tr><td>West</td><td>-73.703859 (longitude)</td></tr> <tr><td>East</td><td>-71.801598 (longitude)</td></tr> <tr><td>North</td><td>42.062680 (latitude)</td></tr> <tr><td>South</td><td>40.936511 (latitude)</td></tr> </table> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-structure" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Data Structure and Attribute Information</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Overview</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Summary of the information content of the data, including other references to complete descriptions of entity types, attributes, and attribute values for the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Direct spatial reference method: </b>Raster</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Raster Information</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Type and number of raster spatial objects in the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Raster format: </b>FGDBR</div> <div class="md"><b>Raster type: </b>TIFF/TFW</div> <div class="md"><b>Raster object type: </b>Pixel</div> <div class="md"><b>Number of raster bands: </b>3</div> <div class="md-item">Raster properties</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Raster origin: </b>Upper Left</div> <div class="md"><b>Has pyramid layers: </b>TRUE</div> <div class="md"><b>Has image colormap: </b>FALSE</div> <div class="md"><b>Compression type: </b>JPEG</div> <div class="md"><b>Raster display type: </b>pixel codes</div> </div> <div class="md-item">Cell information</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Number of cells on x-axis: </b>516598</div> <div class="md"><b>Number of cells on y-axis: </b>408949</div> <div class="md"><b>Number of cells on z-axis: </b>1</div> <div class="md"><b>Bits per cell: </b>8</div> <div class="md"><b>Background nodata value: </b>255</div> <div class="md"><b>Cell Size:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>X direction: </b>1.000000</div> <div class="md"><b>X units: </b>1</div> <div class="md"><b>Y direction: </b>1.000000</div> <div class="md"><b>Y units: </b>1</div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-quality" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Data Quality and Accuracy Information</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">General</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Information about the fidelity of relationships, data quality and accuracy tests, omissions, selection criteria, generalization, and definitions used to derive the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Logical consistency report: </b><pre id="fixvalue">N/A</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Completeness report: </b><pre id="fixvalue">The completeness of the data reflects the content of the data sources, which include the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos. The 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography layer is complete in the sense that it accurately reflects the content of the 2005 Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos available at the time James W. Sewall Co. created the layer. However, compared to current conditions, the 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography layer is incomplete. This data is not updated.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Cloud cover: </b>Negligible</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Attribute Accuracy</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Accuracy of the identification of data entities, features and assignment of attribute values.</div> <div class="md"><b>Attribute accuracy report: </b><pre id="fixvalue">N/A</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Positional Accuracy</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Accuracy of the positional aspects of the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Horizontal accuracy report: </b><pre id="fixvalue">The 2005 Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography was created in part from aerial triangulation data collected during the flight as well as the 1:24:000 USGS National Elevation Dataset Digital Elevation Model (DEM) for Connecticut. Since this version of a DEM was used ton control the elevation correction, overall accuracy assessment is approximately +/- 50 ft. The State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection has spot checked the 2005 Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography against existing 2004 Statewide orthophoto basemaps (1:12000 scale and 0.9 ft pixel resolution) and have found the mean accuracy of the 2005 orthophotography to be approximately +/- 9.5 feet. The assessment was performed by identifying common features (roadway markings, sidewalk corners, storm drains, corners of retaining walls, bridge abuttments, etc.) in both datasets and calculating the distances between them. In cases of the "near ground features" (i.e., not including features on bridges, buildings, or other man-made structures) horizontal accuracy increases to +/- 5.5 feet.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Vertical accuracy report: </b><pre id="fixvalue">N/A</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-source" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Data Source and Process Information</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Data Sources</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Information about the source data used to construct or derive the data.</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data source information</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 2 - Digital Scans of 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>Digital Scans of 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Digital scans of the original film used during the orthorectification and mosaicking processes and in the creation of the contact prints. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 3 - 2005 Coastal CT Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler).</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Unpublished Material</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used as triangulation controls during the orthorectification process.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 4 - USGS NED Connecticut DEM</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>United States Geological Survey National Elevation Dataset Digital Elevation Model for Connecticut</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>The United States Geological Survey is the collector of the data (compiler), the creator and maintainer of the data layer (editor), and producer (publisher) of this information for use. Data compiled at 1:24,000 scale.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>before February, 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://ned.usgs.gov/">http://ned.usgs.gov/</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>24000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used to correct aerial photography. Removes image displacements caused by camera tilt and relief of terrain.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>February 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">publication date</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 5 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 6 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthophoto mosaic</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>20090605<b> Publication time: </b>074644</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>disc</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ESRI Raster Dataset mosaic of all input rasters delivered.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Process Steps</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Information about events, parameters, tolerances and techniques applied to construct or derive the data.</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Process step information</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-itemlist">Process Step 1</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Process description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Aerial Flight: Overview: A set of 1129 individual aerial photos were taken over six distinct days during June 15 to September 15, 2005. The geographic extent of the photography includes: * all land areas within one-thousand (1000) feet of Mean High Water (MHW) and within one-thousand (1000) feet of state-regulated tidal wetlands; * an area of at least two-thousand (2000) feet waterward of the immediate shoreline of Long Island Sound in order to clearly depict the interface between the shorelands and coastal waters; * all offshore islands within the territorial borders of the State of Connecticut including Goose Island and Falkner Island (offshore of Branford); Calf Islands and Great Captain Island (offshore of Greenwich); Norwalk Islands (offshore of Norwalk); Thimble Islands (offshore of Branford); Sandy Point (offshore of Stonington); and all islands in the Connecticut part of Fishers Island Sound; and * the main stem of the Connecticut River up to the Massachusetts State line. Project Specifications: * Scale - Flown at altitudes suitable to produce photography at a scale of 1:12000 (1inch = 1000 ft) (Recommended tolerance of +/- 5%) * Timing - Photography was only taken during times of no/minimal cloud cover when lighting and weather conditions were such that color infrared film suited for the desired use of the imagery were optimized; No photography was flown between the hours 1100 and 1300 Eastern Standard Time (EST) to minimize specular reflection. Seasonal conditions (summer) favored maximum human use/recreation activities (e.g., boats &amp; temporary docks/structures in water, etc.) * Solar Angle - Solar altitude was more than thirty (30) degrees; * Ground Conditions - Ground detail was not obscured by flooding; Foliage (salt marsh vegetation in particular) was fully developed (i.e., leaf-on conditions) * Tide Control - All photography was taken within a one (1) hour window before or after low tide based on NOAA predicted tide tables. (In instances where this window caused conflicts with the general restricted hours, tide coordination times superceded that limitation.) * Sidelap - ~30% (Recommended Tolerance of 25% +/- 10%) * Endlap - ~60% (Recommended Tolerance between 57 - 62%) * Crabbing - No more than 5 degrees for two or more consecutive photos * Tilt - Not to exceed 4 degrees for any photo, 2 degrees for any 10 mile flight line, 1 degree for entire project Flight Info: Aerial photos taken over 6 flights during the window of June 15 to September 15, 2005. All photography also included Global Positioning System (GPS) logging of photo centers. Flight details described below: Flight #1 - (2 planes) * Date: 7/12/2005 * Time: 07:31 - 08:58 (EST) * Aircraft #: N14012 * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 142826 * Magazine Serial #: 117938 * Focal Length (mm): 153.549 * # Flight Lines: 4 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-012) * Roll #: 1 * Date: 7/12/2005 * Time: 07:44 - 08:42 (EST) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 145781 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 6 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-01/03) * Roll #: 2 Flight #2 - * Date: 7/26/2005 * Time: 08:07 - 09:09 (EST) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 145781 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 6 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-01/03) * Roll #: 3 Flight #3 - * Date: 8/3/2005 * Time: 10:07 - 10:43 (EST) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 145781 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 4 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-01/02) * Roll #: 4 Flight #4 - (2 planes) * Date: 8/25/2005 * Time: 08:04 - 09:42 (EST) * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 145781 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 8 (includes reflights for recapture due to shadows/other reasons) * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-04/02) * Roll #: 5 * Date: 8/25/2005 * Time: 08:09 - 09:56 (EST) * Aircraft #: N14012 * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 142826 * Magazine Serial #: 117938 * Focal Length (mm): 153.549 * # Flight Lines: 8 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-01/01) * Roll #: 6 Flight #5 - * Date: 9/2/2005 * Time: 13:47 - 14:42 (EST) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 36295 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 4 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-04/02) * Roll #: 7 Flight #6 - * Date: 9/10/2005 * Time: 08:04 - 08:15 (EST) * Aircraft #: N3520X * Camera Type: Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 6 inch (F-4) with Forward Motion Compensation (FMC) * Camera Serial #: 144126 * Magazine Serial #: 145781 * Focal Length (mm): 153.328 * # Flight Lines: 2 * Film: Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared Film 1443 (1443-1411-011-01-01/02) * Roll #: 8 All flight photography was QA/QC inspected by James W. Sewall Co. prior to shipment to the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection for final QA/QC. In instances where photos were unacceptable to due to excessive cloud cover, sun reflections or other environmental factors, these areas were reflown. All flight data was recorded POS/AV-DG Inertial Measurement Units.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Robert Riley</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>James W. Sewall Company</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>207-827-4456*318</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>rilr@jws.com</div> <div class="md"><b>Process date: </b>June 15 - September 15 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Process software and version: </b>CCNS4 Flight Management System</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source used</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 3 - 2005 Coastal CT Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler).</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Unpublished Material</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used as triangulation controls during the orthorectification process.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source produced</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 3 - 2005 Coastal CT Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler).</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Unpublished Material</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used as triangulation controls during the orthorectification process.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Process Step 2</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Process description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Aerial Film Processing: Development: Following intial QA/QC process by James W. Sewall Co. and the final QA/QC by the State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, each final film roll was processed by James W. Sewall Co. photo lab technicians. Photo Labeling: After processing, each photo was annotated with the following information: * A numerical abbreviation of the month, day, and year of the exposure (MM/DD/YYYY); * The roll number; * The flight line number; * The exposure number; and * The photo scale The rolls of film were numbered consecutively. Further, the exposure numbers began at one (1) and ran consecutively until the final photo number of the entire project (1129), thus ensuring consecutive and unique numbering for each photo. In addition to the items listed above, the first and last exposures of each flight line also show: * The flight height above mean ground in feet; * The time of exposure (in terms of a twenty-four (24) hour clock set on Eastern Standard Time); and The Zeiss RMK-A 15/23 Camera and CCNS4 Flight Management System also provided additional flight data for each photo. This included: * Date: (YYMMDD) * Time: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) 24 hr format * Contractor Project ID Number * Location * Flight Line/Line exposure Number/Direction of Flight (degrees) * North Arrow * Contractor Name * Camera F-stop &amp; shutter speed * Latitude/Longitude (Decimal degrees) * Altitude (ft) * Camera Exposure Number Sleeving: Once all film was scanned and the orthophotos were created and delivered, the film rolls were cut and sleeved into transparent archive quality photo envelopes. Each sleeve was labeled with the roll number, flight line number, and unique exposure number.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Robert Riley</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>James W. Sewall Company</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>207-827-4456*318</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>rilr@jws.com</div> <div class="md"><b>Process date: </b>Fall/Winter 2005</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source used</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source produced</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Process Step 3</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Process description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Aerial Film Scanning: Film was roll scanned on Vexcel 4000 HT photogrammetric scanners at 1000 DPI.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Robert Riley</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>James W. Sewall Company</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>207-827-4456*318</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>rilr@jws.com</div> <div class="md"><b>Process date: </b>Fall 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Process software and version: </b>VXSCAN V 5.2.2</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source used</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 1 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>remote-sensing image</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>stable-base material</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Original photos on aerial photography grade color infrared film. Used to create the digital scans. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source produced</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 2 - Digital Scans of 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>Digital Scans of 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Digital scans of the original film used during the orthorectification and mosaicking processes and in the creation of the contact prints. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Process Step 4</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Process description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Orthorectification, Mosaicking, &amp; Color Balancing: Orthorectification: Orthophotos combine the image characteristics of a photograph with the geometric qualities of a map. They are created by scanning an aerial photography transparency and then digitally rectifying the scanned image to an orthographic projection. This process georeferences the image and removes image displacements caused by camera tilt and relief of terrain. The 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthophotos were generated using Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) exterior orientation data, the scanned versions of the 2005 CT Coastal Aerial Photos and USGS 1:24,000 National Elevation Dataset (NED) Digital Elevation Model (DEM) elevation data within INPHO OrthoMaster V 1.5. Mosaicking: Once each of the photos was orthorectified, they were mosiacked into geographic extents equivalent to 3¾ minutes of latitude and longitude, plus a little overlap based on US Geological Survey (USGS) Quarter Quads. Typically USGS Quarter Quads are comprised of four sections per 7½ minute USGS Quadrangle map area - one each for the northeast, northwest, southeast, and southwest sections. For this project, since the extent of the area photographed may not include coverage for an entire quarter quad section there are cases where there is either no data for parts of a section or no section at all. The ground resolution of the final orthophoto imagery is approximately 1 ft per pixel. Mosaicking was performed in INPHO OrthoVista V 4.1. Colorbalancing: The color qualities of the photographs were affected by a variety of environmental and processing conditions that combine to alter the color and intensity of each image. When the images were mosaicked together these differences in color between images become markedly pronounced. Colorbalancing mitigates these differences, eliminating different color tones and intensities to produce a more visually seamless mosaic across many images. In this case, the color correction did not include the pixel values for large areas of water, which typically skew the results. Colorbalancing was performed in INPHO OrthoVista V 4.1. Once all the orthophotos were mosiacked in to USGS Quarter Quad boundary extents, files were created following the standard USGS fomat, i.e., Q1234_ne, Q1234_nw, Q1234_se, Q1234_sw, etc. </pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Robert Riley</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>James W. Sewall Company</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>207-827-4456*318</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>rilr@jws.com</div> <div class="md"><b>Process date: </b>Fall 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Process software and version: </b>INPHO OrthoBox - see above</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source used</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 2 - Digital Scans of 2005 CT Coastal CIR Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>Digital Scans of 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Aerial Photos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Digital scans of the original film used during the orthorectification and mosaicking processes and in the creation of the contact prints. Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 3 - 2005 Coastal CT Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Aerial Photography Flight Data</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler).</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Unpublished Material</div> <div class="md"> </div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used as triangulation controls during the orthorectification process.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-item">Source 4 - USGS NED Connecticut DEM</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>United States Geological Survey National Elevation Dataset Digital Elevation Model for Connecticut</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>The United States Geological Survey is the collector of the data (compiler), the creator and maintainer of the data layer (editor), and producer (publisher) of this information for use. Data compiled at 1:24,000 scale.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>before February, 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://ned.usgs.gov/">http://ned.usgs.gov/</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>24000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>computer program</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Used to correct aerial photography. Removes image displacements caused by camera tilt and relief of terrain.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>February 2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">publication date</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source produced</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 5 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Process Step 5</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Process description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Using ESRI ArcGIS 9.3 software, an empty raster dataset was created and subequently populated with input rasters to create a statewide raster mosaic. STEP 1 - Create Raster Dataset - The Coordinate System for the raster dataset is NAD_1983_StatePlane_Connecticut_FIPS_0600_Feet. The image compression type is JPEG with a compression quality of 75. The Pyramid Reference Point X and Y coordinate are 687800 and 1015180, respectively. Pyramids: 9 Bilinear. The Pixel Type is 8_BIT_UNSIGNED, which supports index values from 0 to 255. Raster statistics were not built. Below is a record of the ESRI Geoprocessing CreateRasterDataset command and arguments that created the empty raster dataset. CreateRasterDataset C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED # 8_BIT_UNSIGNED PROJCS['NAD_1983_StatePlane_Connecticut_FIPS_0600_Feet',GEOGCS['GCS_North_American_1983', DATUM['D_North_American_1983', SPHEROID['GRS_1980',6378137.0,298.257222101]], PRIMEM['Greenwich',0.0], UNIT['Degree',0.0174532925199433]], PROJECTION['Lambert_Conformal_Conic'], PARAMETER['False_Easting',999999.999996], PARAMETER['False_Northing',499999.999998], PARAMETER['Central_Meridian',-72.75], PARAMETER['Standard_Parallel_1',41.2], PARAMETER['Standard_Parallel_2',41.86666666666667], PARAMETER['Latitude_Of_Origin',40.83333333333334], UNIT['Foot_US',0.3048006096012192]] 3 # "PYRAMIDS 9 BILINEAR" "128 128" "JPEG 75" "687800 1015180" C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED STEP 2 - Mosaic 98 input rasters. The Mosaicking Tolerance value was set to zero (0). Consequently, pixel values in the raster mosaic resulted from a resampling of pixels values from individual input rasters due to the difference in alignment of input and mosaic (target) pixels. Below is an example usage of the ESRI Geoprocessing Mosaic command and arguments used to mosaic quarter quadrangle input rasters. Mosaic C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0022NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0022SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0023NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0023SW.jpg; C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED LAST FIRST # # NONE 0 C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED NONE</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection</div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Howie Sternberg</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>860-424-3540</div> <div class="md"><b>Fax: </b>860-424-4058</div> <div class="md"><b>Address type: </b>mailing and physical address</div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Address: </b><pre id="fixvalue">79 Elm Street</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>City: </b>Hartford</div> <div class="md"><b>State or Province: </b>Connecticut</div> <div class="md"><b>Postal code: </b>06106</div> <div class="md"><b>County: </b>USA</div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Process date: </b>20090605<b> Process time: </b>074644</div> <div class="md"><b>Process software and version: </b>ArcGIS 9.3</div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source used</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 5 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthos</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotos</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>James W. Sewall Company is the collector and creator of the data (compiler). The State of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection is maintainer and producer (publisher) of this data for use.</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>Winter/Spring 2006</div> <div class="md"><b>Edition: </b>2005</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>digital imagery</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Final product deliverable.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-itemlist">Data Source produced</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">Source 6 - 2005 CT Coastal CIR Digital Orthophoto mosaic</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Title: </b>Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto</div> <div class="md"><b>Originators: </b>State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection</div> <div class="md"><b>Publication date: </b>20090605<b> Publication time: </b>074644</div> <div class="md"><b>Data type: </b>raster digital data</div> <div class="md"><b>Data location: </b><a target="viewer" HREF="http://www.ct.gov/dep">http://www.ct.gov/dep</a></div> <div class="md"><b>Map scale denominator: </b>12000</div> <div class="md"><b>Media: </b>disc</div> <div class="md"><b>Source contribution: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ESRI Raster Dataset mosaic of all input rasters delivered.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:31 - 08:58 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/12/2005<b> Time: </b>07:44 - 08:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>7/26/2005<b> Time: </b>08:07 - 09:09 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/3/2005<b> Time: </b>10:07 - 10:43 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 09:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>8/25/2005<b> Time: </b>08:09 - 09:56 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/2/2005<b> Time: </b>13:47 - 14:42 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>9/10/2005<b> Time: </b>08:04 - 08:15 (EST)</div> <div class="md"><b>Currentness reference: </b><pre id="fixvalue">ground condition</pre></div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">ESRI geoprocessing history</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Description of ESRI geoprocessing commands, settings, and tolerances applied to the data.</div> <div class="md-itemlist">ESRI geoprocessing command information</div> <div class="md-itemshow"> <div class="md-item">1 Process</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>20090605<b> Time: </b>074644</div> <div class="md"><b>Tool location: </b>C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\ArcToolbox\Toolboxes\Data Management Tools.tbx\CreateRasterDataset</div> <div class="md"><b>Command issued: </b>CreateRasterDataset C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED # 8_BIT_UNSIGNED PROJCS['NAD_1983_StatePlane_Connecticut_FIPS_0600_Feet',GEOGCS['GCS_North_American_1983',DATUM['D_North_American_1983',SPHEROID['GRS_1980',6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM['Greenwich',0.0],UNIT['Degree',0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION['Lambert_Conformal_Conic'],PARAMETER['False_Easting',999999.999996],PARAMETER['False_Northing',499999.999998],PARAMETER['Central_Meridian',-72.75],PARAMETER['Standard_Parallel_1',41.2],PARAMETER['Standard_Parallel_2',41.86666666666667],PARAMETER['Latitude_Of_Origin',40.83333333333334],UNIT['Foot_US',0.3048006096012192]] 3 # "PYRAMIDS 9 BILINEAR" "128 128" "JPEG 75" "687800 1015180" C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED</div> </div> <div class="md-item">2 Process</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>20090605<b> Time: </b>074956</div> <div class="md"><b>Tool location: </b>C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\ArcToolbox\Toolboxes\Data Management Tools.tbx\Mosaic</div> <div class="md"><b>Command issued: </b>Mosaic C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0008SW.jpg C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED LAST FIRST # # NONE 0 C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED NONE</div> </div> <div class="md-item">3 Process</div> <div class="md-itemhide"> <div class="md"><b>Date: </b>20090605<b> Time: </b>124118</div> <div class="md"><b>Tool location: </b>C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\ArcToolbox\Toolboxes\Data Management Tools.tbx\Mosaic</div> <div class="md"><b>Command issued: </b>Mosaic C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0022NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0022SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0023NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0023SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0037NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0037SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0038NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0052NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0052SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0053NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0053SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0067NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0067SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0068NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0068SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0068SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0069SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0072SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0072SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0080SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0081SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0083NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0084NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0084SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0084SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0085SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0086SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0086SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0087NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0087NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0087SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0088SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0094SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0094SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0095NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0095NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0095SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0095SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0096NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0096SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0096SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0097NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0097SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0097SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0098SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0098SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0099NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0099SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0099SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0100NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0100NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0100SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0100SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0101NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0101NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0101SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0101SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0102NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0102NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0102SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0102SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0103NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0103NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0103SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0104NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0107SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0108SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0108SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0109NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0109NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0109SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0109SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0110NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0110NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0110SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0110SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0111NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0111NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0112SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0113NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0113SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0113SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0114NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0114NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0114SE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0114SW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0115NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0115NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q0116NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1213NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1213NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1214NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1214NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1215NE.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1216NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1310NW.jpg; C:\GIS\Raster\jpg_format\q1407NW.jpg C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED LAST FIRST # # NONE 0 C:\Ortho_2005_Coast_CIR_FileGeodatabase\ Connecticut_Ortho_2005_Coast_Infrared.gdb\ORTHO_2005_COAST_INFRARED NONE</div> </div> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-distribution" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Data Distribution Information</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">General</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Description of the data known by the party from whom the data may be obtained, liability of party distributing data, and technical capabilities required to use the data. </div> <div class="md"><b>Resource description: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Coastal Connecticut 2005 Color Infrared Orthophoto</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Distribution liability: </b><pre id="fixvalue">The data is in the public domain and may be redistributed. No restrictions or legal prerequisites for using the data. The data is suitable for use at appropriate scale, and is not intended for maps printed at scales greater or more detailed than 1:12,000 scale (1 inch = 1,000 feet). Although this data set has been used by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection, no warranty, expressed or implied, is made by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as to the accuracy of the data and or related materials. The act of distribution shall not constitute any such warranty, and no responsibility is assumed by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection in the use of these data or related materials. The user assumes the entire risk related to the use of these data. Once the data is distributed to the user, modifications made to the data by the user should be noted in the metadata. When printing this data on a map or using it in a software application, analysis, or report, please acknowledge the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection as the source for this information. For example, include the following data source description when printing this layer on a map: 2005 Connecticut Coastal Color Infrared Digital Orthophotography, compiled by James W. Sewall Co. and published by the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection. Source map scale is 1:12,000.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Technical prerequisites: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Geographic information sytem (GIS), computer-aided drawing or other mapping software is necessary to display, view and access the information.</pre></div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Distribution Point of Contact</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Contact information for the individual or organization distributing the data.</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>State of Connecticut, Department of Enviromental Protection </div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>860-424-3034</div> <div class="md"><b>Fax: </b>860-424-4054</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>dep.gisdata@po.state.ct.us</div> <div class="md"><b>Hours of service: </b>Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 16:30 Eastern Standard Time </div> <div class="md"><b>Address type: </b>mailing and physical address</div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Address: </b><pre id="fixvalue">79 Elm St.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>City: </b>Hartford</div> <div class="md"><b>State or Province: </b>CT</div> <div class="md"><b>Postal code: </b>06106-5127</div> <div class="md"><b>County: </b>USA</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Standard Order Process</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Common ways in which data may be obtained.</div> <div class="md"><b>Digital form:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Format name: </b>GeoDatabase</div> <div class="md"><b>Format version number: </b>ArcGIS 9.3</div> <div class="md"><b>Format specification: </b><pre id="fixvalue">Raster Dataset</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>Digital transfer option:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Offline option:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Offline media: </b>disk</div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md"><b>Fees: </b>An offline copy of the data may be accessed without charge</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Custom Order Process</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Description of custom distribution services available.</div> <div class="md"><b>Custom order process: </b><pre id="fixvalue">The data distributor does not provide custom GIS analysis or mapping services. Data is available in a standard format and may be converted to other formats, projections, coordinate systems, or selected for specific geographic regions by the party receiving the data. </pre></div> </div> </div> </div> <div id="md-metadata" class="md-color"> <div class="md-master"> <div class="md-mastertitle">+ Metadata Reference</div> </div> <div class="md-masterhide"> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Metadata Date</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Dates associated with creating, updating and reviewing the metadata.</div> <div class="md"><b>Last updated: </b>20090605</div> <div class="md"><b>Language of metadata: </b>en</div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Metadata Point of Contact</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Contact information for the individual or organization responsible for the metadata information.</div> <div class="md"><b>Organization: </b>State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection </div> <div class="md"><b>Person: </b>Kevin O'Brien</div> <div class="md"><b>Phone: </b>860-424-3034</div> <div class="md"><b>Fax: </b>860-424-4054</div> <div class="md"><b>Email: </b>dep.gisdata@po.state.ct.us</div> <div class="md"><b>Hours of service: </b>Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 16:30 Eastern Standard Time</div> <div class="md"><b>Address type: </b>mailing and physical address</div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Address: </b><pre id="fixvalue">79 Elm St.</pre></div> <div class="md"><b>City: </b>Hartford</div> <div class="md"><b>State or Province: </b>CT</div> <div class="md"><b>Postal code: </b>06106-5127</div> <div class="md"><b>County: </b>USA</div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">Metadata Standards</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhide"> <div id="md-def" name="md-def" class="md-def">Description of the metadata standard used to document the data and reference to any additional extended profiles to the standard used by the metadata producer.</div> <div class="md"><b>Standard name: </b>FGDC Content Standards for Digital Geospatial Metadata</div> <div class="md"><b>Standard version: </b>FGDC-STD-001-1998</div> <div class="md"><b>Time convention: </b>local time</div> <div class="md"><b>Metadata profiles defining additonal information:</b></div> <div class="md-indent"> <div class="md"><b>Profile: </b>ESRI Metadata Profile</div> <div class="md-indent"><b>Online linkage: </b><a target="viewer" href="http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.html">http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.html</a></div> </div> </div> <div class="md-detail"> <div class="md-detailtitle">FGDC Plus Metadata Stylesheet</div> </div> <div class="md-detailhelp"> <div class="md"><b>Stylesheet: </b>FGDC Plus Stylesheet</div> <div class="md"><b>File name: </b>FGDC Plus.xsl</div> <div class="md"><b>Version: </b>2.2 </div> <div class="md"><b>Description: </b>This metadata is displayed using the FGDC Plus Stylesheet, which is an XSL template that can be used with ArcGIS software to display metadata. It displays metadata elements defined in the Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata (<a target="viewer" href="http://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC-standards-projects/metadata/base-metadata/v2_0698.pdf">CSDGM</a>) - aka FGDC Standard, the <a target="viewer" href="http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.html">ESRI Profile</a> of CSDGM, the <a target="viewer" href="http://www.fgdc.gov/standards/projects/FGDC-standards-projects/metadata/biometadata/biodatap.pdf">Biological Data Profile</a> of CSDGM, and the <a target="viewer" href="http://www.csc.noaa.gov/metadata/sprofile.pdf">Shoreline Data Profile</a> of CSDGM. CSDGM is the US Federal Metadata standard. The <a href=" http://www.fgdc.gov">Federal Geographic Data Committee</a> originally adopted the CSDGM in 1994 and revised it in 1998. According to Executive Order 12096 all Federal agencies are ordered to use this standard to document geospatial data created as of January, 1995. The standard is often referred to as the FGDC Metadata Standard and has been implemented beyond the federal level with State and local governments adopting the metadata standard as well. The Biological Data Profile broadens the application of the CSDGM so that it is more easily applied to biological data that are not explicitly geographic (laboratory results, field notes, specimen collections, research reports) but can be associated with a geographic location. Includes taxonomical vocabulary. The Shoreline Data Profile addresses variability in the definition and mapping of shorelines by providing a standardized set of terms and data elements required to support metadata for shoreline and coastal data sets. The FGDC Plus Stylesheet includes the <a target="viewer" href="http://dublincore.org/">Dublin Core Metadata Element Set</a>. It supports W3C DOM compatible browsers such as IE7, IE6, Netscape 7, and Mozilla Firefox. It is in the public domain and may be freely used, modified, and redistributed. It is provided "AS-IS" without warranty or technical support.</div> <div class="md"><b>Instructions: </b>On the top of the page, click on the title of the dataset to toggle opening and closing of all metadata content sections or click section links listed horizontally below the title to open individual sections. Click on a section name (e.g. Description) to open and close section content. Within a section, click on a item name (Status, Key Words, etc.) to open and close individual content items. By default, the Citation information within the Description section is always open for display.</div> <div class="md"><b>Download: </b>FGDC Plus Stylesheet is available from the ArcScripts downloads at <a target="viewer" href="http://www.esri.com">www.esri.com</a>.</div> </div> </div> </div> <div class="md-footer"><a target="viewer" href="http://www.fgdc.gov/">Federal Geographic Data Committee</a></div> </body> </html>