There are 5 comments:

• Joseph McLarty
  posted Nov 2, 2009

  Marcel,

  The City provides a Web Map Service that provides "orthorectified" Images.

  Check it out at - http://www.toronto.ca/open/datasets/web-map-services/

• Marcel Fortin
  posted Nov 4, 2009

  Yes, I've seen it, but we need better access to the pixels! For GIS work, you need to be able to get the actual image as I'm sure you know. Most GIS repositories in the US have a download site. It's not enough to simply get the WMS.

• Richard Weait
  posted Nov 7, 2009

  Those interested in greater access to aerial imagery in general should be aware of the OpenAerialMap project. An analogue of OpenStreetMap, OpenAerialMap intends to provide access to aerial imagery to those who want to use it. A prototype service ran for several months in 2008 and generated great interest and sadly too much work for the volunteers running it.

  The OAM community is 'rebooting' and seeks those with an interest in making the service sustainable and scalable. Part of the goal for sustainable, scalable architecture is securing federated servers for that architecture. If you can contribute 10TB+ of backed-up storage and a fast, reliable connectivity to the OAM community we'd love to hear from you.

  More information on the OAM mailing list. talk@openaerialmap.org http://openaerialmap.org/mailman/listinfo/talk_openaerialmap.org

  and the OAM wiki http://wiki.openaerialmap.org/

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• Travis
  posted Nov 23, 2009

  Mark, Our business will offer orthophoto for educational / nfp purposes. If you would like more information you can contact sales@firstbasesolutions.com or visit http://www.firstbasesolutions.com/

  Regards

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