CT Aerial Imagery Viewer v2

This viewer is available through CT ECO, a partnership between CT DEEP and UConn CLEAR. Description The Aerial Imagery Viewer contains all of Connecticut’s statewide digital aerial imagery plus some. The collection includes black and white, color, and infrared imagery going as far back as 1934 with varying pixel resolutions (up to 3 inch!) and funded by different regional, state, and federal agencies. Refer to the CT Digital Imagery page for descriptions of the datasets available on CT ECO and in the Aerial Imagery Viewer. All about Aerial Imagery on CT ECO Use To use the viewer, zoom in and then use the Layer List (upper right) to turn on and off layers (remember to turn OFF the ones above on the list or they will hide layers below) to compare and explore the area. The swipe tool (lower left) is a fun way to compare two datasets. Be sure at least two items are checked on in the layer list and use the swipe tool to compare. Refer to Viewer Help for more details and tips. Tips - smaller pixels sizes mean more spatial detail - leaf off imagery has a lot of brown and provides better visibility off features that exist under tree canopies - near infrared layers are displayed so that healthy green vegetation is the brightest red - near infrared layers provide excellent contrast between vegetated and non-vegetated features