Arial photography provides a very different way to see our surroundings.
False image aerial photography is a very widely used tool to remote sensing scientists. The Conservation and Survey Division at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has an outstanding resource of false image aerial photographs of various towns and cities across Nebraska available for sale at a very minimal cost. The activity will use aerial photography false imagery to get high school students aquatinted with remote sensing. A false image remote sensing poster of your town or a town that is near you or well known by you and your students. Copies of these can be obtained from the Conservation and Survey Division at a minimal cost.