The ICOMOS
Haiti Earthquake Desktop Reconnaissance
from PICTOMETRY Images
Through the generosity of the Pictometry International Corporation of Rochester, NY to URISA GIS Corps and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), the WMF Haiti Mission had access to this remarkable data, which was used for the survey maps available below. The work to make the maps was accomplished in Adobe Photoshop by Randolph Langenbach.
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PowerPoint shows
File size for the first show is 12MB,
and the second is 3MB
Two PowerPoint shows illustrating the utilization of Pictometry Oblique aerial images for heritage building identification and preliminary damage surveys.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE CITY CENTER
To see
a dramatic mosaic image of the
entire City Center of This was the most complex
and difficult to produce mosaic done by Randolph
Langenbach from the Pictometry oblique aerial views
for this project |
The Remarkable Patterns of Human
Settlement: The "Bidonvilles" of Port-au-Prince.
To download a collection of
views of the informal unregulated housing settlements on the
edges of the city center and Gingerbread District of
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JACMEL To Download a ZIP file containing Pictometry aerial images of Jacmel with a preliminary identification of heritage structures: CAUTION: ZIP file is 100MB in size so it may take a while to download. Save it to your hard drive to unzip and open the individual files within it. |
To Download files and images from the "table top survey" of heritage structures in the Gingerbread District, please click below to migrate to the download page. |
