Australian Flood Response21/03/2011 |
| Over the past three months, AAM has played a vital role in responding to natural disaster events in Australia. The company has worked closely with governments of Queensland and Victoria, as well as Brisbane City Council in pre- and post-disaster response for the Brisbane and Victorian floods, capturing 500sq miles of imagery at an average 5cm resolution for the Queensland State Government website. |
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