I'm also leaning towards the cd:ngi imagery because of more generally
consistant alignment. Whatever your preference, it's still a good idea to
check the alignment with (good quality) GPS traces (if available).
I have found having multiple sources available is useful for comparison
(e.g. that
Thanks.
On 16 May 2013 21:24, Glen Wilson 1tinsh...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm also leaning towards the cd:ngi imagery because of more generally
consistant alignment. Whatever your preference, it's still a good idea to
check the alignment with (good quality) GPS traces (if available).
I have
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