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 "snippet": "This imagery is a black and white countywide dataset of Oakland County, Michigan. The imagery was collected in 4 flying days: 04/10/06, 04/11/06, 04/14/06, and 04/15/06 using a Z/I Imaging Digital Mapping Camera (DMC) digital aerial camera system. The flight altitude for the project was 4600 feet above mean terrain with a ground sample distance of .5 feet. Ayres Associates completed an aerotriangulation (AT) solution using Air Borne GPS data, surveyed ground control points, and IMU data. A fully analytical simultaneous least squares adjustment was completed for the entire block of aerial photography using Intergraph ISAT software. All AT processing was done on a digital photogrammetric workstation and the resulting AT solution is suitable for rectification of the aerial photography and supports ASPRS Class 1 mapping standards.",
 "description": "This imagery is a black and white countywide dataset of Oakland County, Michigan. The imagery was collected in 4 flying days: 04/10/06, 04/11/06, 04/14/06, and 04/15/06 using a Z/I Imaging Digital Mapping Camera (DMC) digital aerial camera system. The flight altitude for the project was 4600 feet above mean terrain with a ground sample distance of .5 feet. Ayres Associates completed an aerotriangulation (AT) solution using Air Borne GPS data, surveyed ground control points, and IMU data. A fully analytical simultaneous least squares adjustment was completed for the entire block of aerial photography using Intergraph ISAT software.  All AT processing was done on a digital photogrammetric workstation and the resulting AT solution is suitable for rectification of the aerial photography and supports ASPRS Class 1 mapping standards.",
 "summary": "This imagery is a black and white countywide dataset of Oakland County, Michigan. The imagery was collected in 4 flying days: 04/10/06, 04/11/06, 04/14/06, and 04/15/06 using a Z/I Imaging Digital Mapping Camera (DMC) digital aerial camera system. The flight altitude for the project was 4600 feet above mean terrain with a ground sample distance of .5 feet. Ayres Associates completed an aerotriangulation (AT) solution using Air Borne GPS data, surveyed ground control points, and IMU data. A fully analytical simultaneous least squares adjustment was completed for the entire block of aerial photography using Intergraph ISAT software. All AT processing was done on a digital photogrammetric workstation and the resulting AT solution is suitable for rectification of the aerial photography and supports ASPRS Class 1 mapping standards.",
 "title": "EnterpriseOrthoBW2006ImageService",
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  "DOP",
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  "ArcGIS Server",
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  "Image Service",
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 "spatialReference": "NAD_1983_StatePlane_Michigan_South_FIPS_2113_Feet_Intl",
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