Digital Orthophoto Color and Infrared (DOP RGBI) Operat 2020160

An orthophoto is a distortion-free and true-to-scale image of the earth’s surface. Op-colors have been produced from analog (image flights with a median image scale of 1:15 000), since 2010 from digital aerial images (flights from 2010) in real color (RGB), false color (CIR — near infrared color range) or 4-channel images (RGBI). These orthophotos are produced in a soil resolution (pixel size) of 20 cm (from 2010) or 25 cm. This is one of a total of 29 operas, which together cover the territory of Austria. An orthophoto is a distortion-free and true-to-scale image of the earth’s surface. Op-colors have been produced from analog (image flights with a median image scale of 1:15 000), since 2010 from digital aerial images (flights from 2010) in real color (RGB), false color (CIR — near infrared color range) or 4-channel images (RGBI). These orthophotos are produced in a soil resolution (pixel size) of 20 cm (from 2010) or 25 cm. This is one of a total of 29 operas, which together cover the territory of Austria.