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o In the upper left-hand corner: Date <strong>of</strong> exposure, time, focal length,<br />

RF <strong>scale</strong>, and the flight height <strong>of</strong> the camera (aircraft) above the<br />

mean ground elevation or some set datum<br />

o In the upper right-hand corner: Project number, flight line number,<br />

and the identifying number <strong>of</strong> the exposure itself.<br />

2. Intermediate Exposures: All intermediate exposures shall be identified in<br />

the direction from project beginning to project end. Exposures shall be<br />

labeled in the upper right-hand corner as follows:<br />

o Project number, flight line number, and the identifying number <strong>of</strong><br />

the exposure itself.<br />

Each container should be labeled to show the corresponding municipalities and<br />

counties, the legislated route designation, photographic <strong>scale</strong>, date <strong>of</strong> exposure,<br />

and any applicable aerial number on the first and last exposure <strong>of</strong> each strip.<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY METHODS AND GUIDELINES<br />

FLIGHT LINE<br />

The Contractor shall design the flight lines to insure full stereoscopic<br />

photographic coverage. In general, flight lines shall be parallel to each other and<br />

to the lengthwise boundary lines <strong>of</strong> the areas to be photographed.<br />

WEATHER AND SUN ANGLE<br />

Aerial photography shall be undertaken only when well-defined images can be<br />

obtained. Photography shall not be undertaken when the ground is obscured by<br />

haze, snow, foliage, flooding conditions, or when clouds or cloud shadows would<br />

appear on more than five percent (5%) <strong>of</strong> the area <strong>of</strong> any one photograph.<br />

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