Oblique and Vertical Aerial Photographs (Grade 10 NSC Matric Geography): Quizzes

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Oblique and Vertical Aerial Photographs
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What distinguishes aerial photographs from terrestrial photographs?

Camera position: aircraft vs ground level

At what angle is the camera positioned for vertical aerial photographs?

90° perpendicular to earth's surface

In which type of oblique photograph is the horizon line visible?

High-angle oblique (60° from vertical)

What is a key characteristic of scale in vertical aerial photographs?

Uniform scale across entire photograph

Why are oblique photographs unsuitable for precise mapping work?

Scale distortion makes measurements unreliable

What advantage do vertical photographs offer for map-making?

Uniform scale allows accurate measurements

What is the forward overlap percentage for aerial photographs along each flight strip?

60% forward overlap

What is the optimal time to take aerial photographs?

Between 10 am and 2 pm

What are two overlapping vertical aerial photographs called?

A stereo pair

How do farmers use aerial photographs?

Monitor land-use & identify crop diseases

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