AEROCam Imagery of Glacial Ridge
The Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge is located in Polk County, Minnesota and covers a total of 35,000 acres making it the largest prairie and wetland restoration project in U.S. history. It contains a great diversity of plant species, including the western prairie fringed orchid, which is currently on the federal threatened species list. For more information visit Nature.org.

UMAC's AEROCam project has been involved with research on the Glacial Ridge NWR and has collected high resolution, multi-spectral imagery for the past three consecutive years. A sample of this imagery can be viewed in the image above, which is a mosaic of over 300 images that cover the Glacial Ridge area.

If you would like a copy, right-click the following link and save to your local machine. (NOTE: At 300dpi print resolution, this image is approximately 30" x 28".)

• Glacial Ridge Full Mosaic Image (9.6MB)

For more information contact Clint Streeter at 701.777.2503 or streeter@aero.und.edu.

AEROCam Collects Images of UND Campus
High resolution imagery acquired by AEROCam provides an up-to-date aerial view of UND's changing campus.

If you would like a copy, right-click the following link and save to your local machine. (NOTE: At 300dpi print resolution, this image is approximately two feet square.)

• Campus Full Mosaic Image (8MB)

For more information contact Clint Streeter at 701.777.2503 or streeter@aero.und.edu.