Night Sky Cities Maps from the Air17/05/2010 |
| Bluesky is developing a new service to map Britain's cities and towns at night. Captured using specially developed aerial survey equipment the night sky photomaps will record the location street lights, illuminated road signs and other night-time sources of light. The light emission maps will also provide an accurate base for asset inventories, light pollution assessment and energy optimisation for electricity plants. |
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Using specially developed technology to capture night orthophotos for the first time, the map accurate images can be used directly in a desktop