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Aerial photographs, satellite images and GIS

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  • 12 questions
  • 34 marks
  • about 30 minutes
  • marked instantly

Question types: multiple choice, true or false, matching, label the diagram, sorting.

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Identify what makes a photograph "vertical" rather than "oblique".

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About this resource

Pupils compare vertical, oblique and satellite views of real places, then see how a GIS map builds up from separate layers.

14 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Hook
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Teach — vertical, oblique photos; what satellite adds
  5. Teach — Oblique and satellite views of an island
  6. Teach — GIS: layers that build a map
  7. Poll
  8. Task — Match oblique and satellite photo features
  9. Task — Identify photos as vertical, oblique or satellite
  10. Task — Choose a GIS layer for a footpath
  11. Self-Check
  12. Homework
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