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2006 IndianaMap Reflight Digital Elevation and Surface Models
Dataset Basics Due to an early spring, the 2005 IndianaMap Orthophotography Project contains images with leaf-on conditions. The Indiana 2006 digital elevation and surface models were created from the 2006 Reflight Orthophotography dataset collected during February and March leaf-off conditions. The following counties have select areas involved in reflights. The involved counties are Adams, Brown, Clark, Crawford, Daviess, Greene, Harrison, Hendricks, Huntington, Jackson, Jasper, Lawrence, Morgan, Newton, Noble, Orange, Owen, Pike, Porter, Posey, Spencer, St. Joseph, Wabash, Warrick, Wells, White, Dubois, Elkhart, Floyd, Kosciusko, Lake, Marion, Monroe, Perry, Steuben, Tippecanoe, and Vanderburgh. EarthData reflew Dubois and Perry Counties in their entirety. For the DEM, the files are named as xxxxyyyy_DEM_SPW, where xxxx and yyyy represent the easting and northing coordinates (respectively) in state plane feet, divided by 1000, of the tile origin (the top-left pixel) and SPW designates State Plane West Zone. For the DSM, the files are names as xxxxyyyy_DSM_SPW, where xxxx and yyyy represent the easting and northing coordinates (respectively) in state plane feet, divided by 1000, of the tile origin (the top-left pixel) and SPW designates State Plane West Zone. Data Availability These files can be used with GIS software to view the tiling system for the high-resolution 2005 ortho tiles. This shapefile can be used to view the 2006 reflight paths for select areas in Indiana. Coordinate System: Indiana State Plane Coordinate System 1983 Trouble-Shooting Tips GeoTIFF images in Indiana state plane map projections may not display correctly in some applications due to differences in linear units specified in EPSG codes. For more information, please see Why do GeoTiff images display incorrectly in some GIS applications? When working with .tif DEM files in ArcGIS, the raster may be displayed with all black space. This can be corrected by calculating statistics for the .tif file. This process will create an .aux file where auxiliary information about the raster, such as statistics, will be stored.
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