Kite Aerial Photography: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[Image:P 38photo.jpg|thumb]]Brooks Leffler and David Wheeler built and donated a kite-borne photography system that enabled our Aerial Recon Team to get wonderfully detailed low-altitude overhead imagery of the Seven Site and the reef near the Norwich City shipwreck on the [[Niku V]] expedition (2007). KAP was also used to help survey the [http://tighar.org/wiki/Maid_of_Harlech "Maid of Harlech."] | [[Image:P 38photo.jpg|thumb]]Brooks Leffler and David Wheeler built and donated a kite-borne photography system that enabled our Aerial Recon Team to get wonderfully detailed low-altitude overhead imagery of the Seven Site and the reef near the Norwich City shipwreck on the [[Niku V]] expedition (2007). KAP was also used to help survey the [http://tighar.org/wiki/Maid_of_Harlech "Maid of Harlech."] | ||
TIGHAR had tried a video camera-carrying kite during [[Niku II (1991)]], but stability in the strong trade winds was a | |||
problem (just watching the tape made everybody sick.) | |||
Revision as of 16:08, 14 October 2009
Brooks Leffler and David Wheeler built and donated a kite-borne photography system that enabled our Aerial Recon Team to get wonderfully detailed low-altitude overhead imagery of the Seven Site and the reef near the Norwich City shipwreck on the Niku V expedition (2007). KAP was also used to help survey the "Maid of Harlech."
TIGHAR had tried a video camera-carrying kite during Niku II (1991), but stability in the strong trade winds was a problem (just watching the tape made everybody sick.)