Invasive Species Mapping

Levee Inspections

Figure 4. True-color and false color composites of Fisheating Bay, Monkey Box

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S ta rt Northing

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Flightline # S ta rt L ongitude

S ta rt La titude

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Figure 3. Orientation of the nine flightlines (red) required to acquire a complete CAMIS im-

age set over the Sny levee. The table lists both the UTM and Lat/Long coordinates for the

starting and stopping point of each flight path.

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Invasive Species Mapping

The CAMIS sensor acquired 1-m spatial resolution imagery over several

rectangular (5- 2-km) sites over Lake Okeechobee on two dates: 31 January

2001 and 9 December 2001. The January 2001 CAMIS data proved to be of little

utility to this project. South Florida was experiencing a very dry period and the

water levels in Lake Okeechobee were extremely low. During field data collec-

tion, it was determined that the distribution of invasive species, either terrestrial

or aquatic, was so low that delineation would be impractical with remotely

sensed data. Figure 4 shows three CAMIS mosaics built from much higher qual-

ity imagery acquired in December 2001.

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