More recent types of aerial images include large-format colour oblique photography,
large format transparencies, false colour or colour infrared photos, and very low-level
(1:3000) black and white photos. Most of these images are held by the National
Air Photo Library, located only 1 km north of the campus.
Aerial photos, such as this 1987 view, can be compared to period photos or maps for analysis of landscape evolution.
NAPL: A27092
Copy positive print from large-format colour transparency provides sharp detail and good colour differentiation, 1977.