FLOOD04694

• County: Statewide
• Basin: Statewide
• Title: The Region VIII Cape Study - A Guide for Staff Performing Community Assistance and Performance Evaluation Visits
• Date: 9/1/1984
• Prepared For: Region VIII
• Prepared By: FEMA
• Floodplain - Doc Type: Historic FEMA Regulatory Floodplain Information

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year's photography~ Any differences between the two
years will be readily identifiable,

9. Use of Single Photographs: As shown above in Bl-3,
a great deal of information can be gained from air photo
interpretation without using a stereo model,
Stereoscopic viewing greatly enhances the ease and
completeness of interpretation, but monoscopic viewing
with the aid of some magnification can be very useful,
Perform analyses of single photographs as described
above in Bl-3o

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C, Conducting the Floodplain Tour: During the tour, air
photos can be used to orient yourself, further familiarize
yourself with the community and to locate sites that you
listed for visits during your preparations, Again, use the
photos along with the flood insurance maps, Together, they
can be used to assist in locating sites, identifying them for
discussion during the local official's meeting, and for
documenting the CAPE results in the Final Report.

D. Conducting the Local Official's Meeting: Air photos that
you've annotated during the CAPE preparations and field tour
have the following applications:

I. Identify areas where you have questions or concerns
about new development;
2. Identify areas where you have questions or concerns
about map accuracy;
3. Establish dates by which given activities were
sited; and
4. Acquaint new staff with past development trends
(where more than one year of photos are available).

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