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The Nature of Geographic Information

Chapter 6: National Spatial Data Infrastructure I

1. Overview
2. National Geographic Information Strategies
3. Legacy Data: USGS Topographic Maps
4. Accuracy Standards
5. Scanned Topographic Maps
6. Federal Geographic Data Committee
7. USGS National Map
8. Theme: Geodetic Control
9. Theme: Orthoimagery
10. Photogrammetry
11. Perspective and Planimetry
12. Stereoscopy
13. Rectification by Stereoscopy
14. Orthorectification
15. Metadata
16. Digital Orthophoto Quadrangle (DOQ)
17. Summary
18. Bibliography

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The Nature of Geographic Information

Course materials prepared by David DiBiase, with contributions from Ryan Baxter, Beth King, Jim Sloan, and Adreienne Goldsberry, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University.

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