From left (Franklin, Doug, Marla, Lindsay)

GeoTech 2010 - On Sunday and Monday (Sept. 26-27), a group of five drove two rental cars (including one bright red Impala) down to Fairfax, Virginia for the ASPRS Potomac Region GeoTech conference. The conference was actually a two-day event, but our group decided to attend only the first day. We attended workshops on Lidar, image classification, and hyperspectral imagery.

Can anyone guess what the squares are?

Hi all,

I wanted to share this with you all... already showed Dr. Warner. This is a google map's satellite image of Crucible, PA. Can anyone guess what the square features are all over the image?

KO

Posting images

If you want to post an image to the blog, you must first be an author. You then have to sign in to your account and create a new post. From the new post, you should be able to add an image.

The image uploader will allow you to post via a URL or upload your own image. I would recommend uploading your own image. If you find an image online, save it first and then upload, but include a link or citation for it in your post. Also, try to keep images 'small' or 'medium' in size so the blog doesn't get all clogged up with huge images.

Let me know if you have any questions about posting images!

http://earthasart.gsfc.nasa.gov/vonkar.html.

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