Fugro Horizons, Inc. 20080410 One raster digital data Salt Lake City, Utah Bureau of Reclamation http://www1.usgs.gov/vip/crmo/crmoortho.zip doi:10.5066/F7V69GJT 2000' scale orthophotography. The project encompassed an area of approximately 1643 square miles. A Leica ADS40/SH52 Digital Camera system including an inertial measuring unit (IMU) and a dual frequency airborne GPS receiver was used for the digital image acquisition. Imagery acquisition was performed May 31, 2007 at 24000' AMT (above mean terrain), with 30 percent sidelap between the flight lines. No Ground control survey was conducted. 16-bit 4-band digital orthophotos in TIFF format were produced with a resolution of 1.0m utilizing the ADS40/SH52 imagery and an Autocorrelated DEM from the collected imagery. Delivery was on an External Hard Drive. The imagery was compressed with MrSid software at a 1:20 compression ratio by Northwest Management, Inc in 2009. The full, uncompressed imagery is housed at the National Park Service Upper Columbia Basin Inventory and Monitoring Network Office in Moscow, Idaho. The orthophotos will be used for scientific research, planning, and production of GIS products. There are 82 images that cover the project area. These were mosaiced and compressed to 1:20 ration with MrSid software. 20070531 20070531 publication date Complete None planned Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve and environs -114.122096 -113.001898 43.622918 42.663203 None Aerial Photography Orthophoto Digital Imagery None Craters of the Moon Idaho None None Bureau of Reclamation Alan Bell mailing and physical address

Denver Federal Center Building 67 5th Floor

Denver Colorado 80225 United States 303-445-2268 abell@do.usbr.gov 8am-5pm, Mountain Time Windows NT Version 4.0 GPS phase data was post processed with continuous kinematic survey techniques using "On the Fly" (OTF) integer ambiguity resolution. The GPS data was processed with forward and reverse processing algorithms. The results from each process, using the data collected at the airport, were combined to yield a single fixed integer phase differential solution of the aircraft trajectory. The differences between the forward to reverse solution within the project area were within project specifications (<10cm) in both the horizontal and vertical components, indicating a valid and accurate solution. An IMU was used to record precise changes in position and orientation of the ADS40 Digital Camera System. All IMU data was processed post flight with a filter to integrate inertial measurements and precise phase differential GPS positions. The resulting solution contains geodetic position, omega, phi, kappa, and time for digital image processing. None None The orthophotography meets National Map Accuracy Standards of 1947 for scale of 1 to 24000. The orthophotography meets National Map Accuracy Standards of 1947 for scale of 1 to 24000. Fugro Horizons, Inc. 20080410 imagery 24000 Digital Data 20070531 20080410 Date of Photography None None The Leica GeoSystems GPro software was used for downloading and preparing imagery collected with the ADS40 Airborne Digital Sensor for softcopy photogrammetric use. The raw image was download in the field with GPro to a portable workstation. This enabled a quick look at image quality and coverage. Using the Applanix POSgps software package the GPS data was differentially processed against a base station. After the differential GPS solution was checked and verified the Applanix POSproc program was used to compute an integrated GPS/IMU navigation solution at one-second intervals. Using the GPS/IMU trajectory computed by the Applanix POSproc software and the camera calibration, GPro computed a full x,y,z, omega,phi,kappa exterior orientation of each scan line. Using the orientation data file produced the L0 imagery was resampled. The resampling removes most aircraft motion and provides epipolar geometry imagery for stereo viewing, automated aerotriangulation and automated DEM extraction. The Level 1 epipolar-resampled and georeferenced imagery usually will provide a pixel?s true ground location to within a few pixels without any additional processing. To improve accuracy, a fully automatic aerotriangulation process was performed to minimize the residual errors in the GPS/IMU derived exterior orientations. The aerotriangulation also allowed the introduction of ground control and checkpoints to ensure the accuracy specifications were achieved. Automated aerotriangulation of ADS40 imagery was performed with the Socet Set Automatic Point Measurement (APM) tool. A digital elevation model (DEM) was required for orthophoto production. Autocorrelated Elevation Data was used as the DEM for orthophoto creation. Orthophotos were created utilizing Leica Geosystem GPRO software. Orthos were created in GPRO in UTM Zone 12 meters. The orthos were mosaiced together using LizardTech Orthovista. The orthos were then placed in a Horizons proprietary database format. The database was edited for seamlines, and other artifacts. Since the imagery was calibrated by the system calibration no color correcting was done to the imagery. The imagery was clipped out of the database into the sheet layout generated based on client use requirements. In the clipping stage, the coordinate system and georeferencing was embedded into the header of the TIFF file. The imagery was delivered in 16-bit 4-band images in TIFF format and in a ERDAS .img mosaic. Also, the imagery was delivered in 8-bit 4-band TIFF format and in ERDAS .img mosaic. The imagery tiles were QC'ed and delivered on an External Hard Drive. 20080410 Fugro Horizons Inc. Michael Larson Project Manager mailing and physical address

3600 Jet Drive

Rapid City South Dakota 57703 United States 605-343-0280 605-343-0305 mike.larson@fugrohorizons.com 8am-5pm Mountain Time The imagery was compressed with MrSid software at a 1:20 compression ratio by Northwest Management, Inc. 2009 Jack Bell Northwest Management, Inc. mailing address

P.O. Box 9748

Moscow Idaho 82843 USA 208-883-4488 bell@nmi2.com 8am - 5pm Raster Pixel 104000 88000 Universal Transverse Mercator 12 0.999600 -111.000000 0.000000 500000.000000 0.000000 coordinate pair 1.000000 1.000000 Meters North American Datum of 1983 Geodetic Reference System 80 6378434.181 298.257222101 North American Vertical Datum of 1988 2 Meters Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates 1.0 meter pixel resolution Orthophotography Not Applicable USGS/CSS/Core Science Analytics and Synthesis USGS-NPS Vegetation Characterization Program Coordinator mailing and physical address

Denver Federal Center, Building 810, MS 302

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