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Vertical aerial imagery of the Los Angeles area: a historical perspective

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  • 1981
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  • The California Geographer 21: 30-46
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  • The writer has taught photo interpretation for a number of years and has used vertical photography in several other geography classes with great effectiveness. Used directly photos are indispensible in field courses, and in slide form are valuable media in courses on California and Metropolitan Los Angeles. The use of sequential slides can save much time and many words. This paper has attempted to remove a major barrier to more extensive use of aerial photography in geographic instruction - namely, to provide a succinct summary of sources of imagery and to identify specific place photography. Some sources and some coverage may have been missed, but most significant coverage has been discussed.
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