To the GIS consultant aerial imagery means digital aerial imagery put into a database, to be manipulated, merged and married with other electronic data and programs in order to create a Geographic Information System.

To the Photogrammetrist aerial imagery means contracting us to fly new photography to provide the necessary data base from which to create maps.

To the Highway Engineer aerial imagery may save lives by working from the office rather than risking lives on the highway.

To the Environmentalist aerial imagery means researching historical data in our vast image library to compare with current data; or it may mean flying new imagery for comparison, or for making environmental plans for the future.

To the Farmer, it may offer a means of early detection of irrigation, pest, or Disease problems.

To a Natural Resource Manager, it is a means of documentation, evaluation, and planning.

For Site Acquisition, it can present views of properties and surrounds for the selection process in a timely, documented, and cost effective way.

If you would like to add your definition of aerial imagery, make a comment, or see what others have added before you---for our bulletin board.

I. K. Curtis Services, Inc. is in the business of data collection in the form of aerial images. We are able to present this collected imagery in many ways. We would love to discuss ways in which aerial imagery might be a solution for you!