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Aerial Services Inc.

Explore Aerial Services Inc.'s successful participation in NAIP 2005 projects in Minnesota and Iowa. Learn about the seamless project timeline, efficient photo acquisition process, advanced scanning techniques, analytic capacity utilization, and ortho production improvements. Contact ASI for mapping solutions.

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Aerial Services Inc.

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  1. Aerial Services Inc. Brief Overview of NAIP 2005 Participation

  2. Awarded Project Areas • Minnesota • 2m – 5,889 DOQQ • 11,937 Exposures • 87 Counties • Iowa • 2m – 4,181 DOQQ • 8,389 Exposures • 99 Counties

  3. Time Line of Start • March 28-April 1: Onsite Training of Sub-contractors Scan – AT – Ortho Production • May 21: Official Notice of Award • June 1: Start of Minnesota Fly Window • June 15: 1st Day of Minnesota Acquisition • June 15: Start of Iowa Fly Window • June 23: 1st Day of Iowa Acquisition

  4. Team ASI – Photo Acquisition • Only used four of the eight aircraft available • No extensions needed • ABGPS collected for all exposures

  5. Flight Summary Dates in brackets are actual contract dates for project areas

  6. Number of Days Flown

  7. Photo Acquisition: Daily Maximums

  8. Photo Acquisition: Daily Averages

  9. Team ASI Per Aircraft Averages

  10. Photo Acquisition Problems • Nothing to speak of – normal stuff

  11. Team ASI Scanning • Scanning: • Multiple site locations – Subs given base scan to match • Five of eight scanners available were used • Capacity used 60-75% • FTP site and USB Hard Drives used to share data between ASI and Sub-contractors • ASI purchasing new scanner

  12. Team ASI Analytics • Used 25% of ASI analytic capacity • ASI visited each site for pre-project training • All production facilities using same software • Avg. block size contained +/- 500 frames • Turn Around Time Per Block: 24 hours • Data pulled from sub-contractor and completed by ASI to facilitate faster delivery

  13. Team ASI Ortho Production • Database - On going improvements • Sub-contractors were able to utilize real-time database • ASI did all of Iowa and a portion of Minnesota • Subs did the remainder of Minnesota Orthorectification • ASI capacity was under utilized due to contracts with sub-consultants • Mosaicking and tonal balancing of data from multiple sites - few problems due to pre-training

  14. Team ASI: Delivery Summary Dates in brackets are actual contract dates for project areas

  15. Fuel Price Increase by Year

  16. Aerial Services Inc. 1-877-ASI-4GIS Kirk Fisher kfisher@asi-gis.com Coral Schneberger cschne@asi-gis.com Questions–Discussion-Suggestions Mapping Your World

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