This article demonstrates how foresters can navigate using aerial photographs, suggesting practical applications in unfamiliar territories.
This article is for foresters who have had little or no experience in using aerial photographs in the field. The author takes the reader on an imaginary field trip and shows him how easy it is to use aerial photographs for finding his way around in the woods and for locating randomly selected sample plots in unfamiliar territory. Along the way, he talks about some of the fundamentals of aerial photography.
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