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How to search by address
(1) Go to map search
Aerial Pnography: Florida Home
From the Aerials Photography: Florida homepage click on the Map Search tab
to the top of the screen.
(2) Type in an address
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Above the Goog/e map that appears, type in the address you are searching
for. The more information you can give, the more precise your search will be.
For example, searching for "St. Petersburg" will tell Goog/e to go to St.
Petersburg in Russia, but if you specify "St. Petersburg, Florida" Goog/e will
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find the city on Florida's Gulf Coast.
In the example given here, we'll be searching for the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
at the University of Florida.
(3) Find the address
Click here to view instructions for this search interface
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Having typed in the address, you need to left click on the Find address
button to tell Goog/e to search for the location.
(4) Searching for aerial flights related to location
The Ben Hill
Griffin Stadium is
marked by a pin
on the map to
the right. Google
has correctly
identified the
location we were
looking for. Now
click Search to
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the top right of the map to access the aerial flights for that location.
(5) Select a flight
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beside the flight ..
number. In this instance, we're going to access Flight 4F (1949) by clicking
on the hyperlink to the right of the map.
(6) Select a "tile"
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A tile is simply the
name given to each
of a series of photos
taken in a single
flight. In the map on
the right, two green
tiles are visible. These
tiles will show the
Ben Hill Griffin s .-..44
Stadium. (The blue tiles also represent photos, but will not show the
stadium.)
To view a photo featuring the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, left click on a green
tile. In this example, we chose Tile 183.
(7) Manipulating the image
The map that appears covers most of the west
Gainesville, FL area. Use the Thumbnail feature to
center your image on the stadium (the dot gives a
rough indication of its location). Left click on the
Thumbnail to recenter the image.
You can also zoom in on the map using the + and
S11110 buttons.
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(8) Reaching the stadium
Once you've zoomed in on
your map, take a few
moments to "read" the image
in front of you. Can you spot
the stadium? Being able to
read aerial images is a skill
that is learned. Have patience
and search carefully for the
feature you are investigating.
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