Category:Aerial detection surveys

Media in category "Aerial detection surveys"

The following 200 files are in this category, out of 256 total.

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  1939. Extended parachute canopy showing details of design. Okanogan National Forest, Washington. (27695090588).jpg 3,912 × 3,067; 1.47 MB
  
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  1941. Frank Derry instructs smokejumpers on the use of the 'drop rig'. Lolo National Forest, Montana. (27695128908).jpg 1,800 × 1,956; 466 KB
  
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  1941. Smoke jumper wearing complete uniform except gloves, training on the "let-down rig". Lolo National Forest, Montana. (27695084538).jpg 5,052 × 4,073; 2.69 MB
  
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  1945. Parachute and aircraft escape safety training. Practice in escape training procedures. Lolo National Forest, Montana. (27695086448).jpg 3,784 × 3,044; 1.51 MB
  
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  1945. Twenty-eight foot slotted canopy, bottom view opened in the wind to show size and location of Derry slots. Lolo National Forest, Montana. (27695087938).jpg 3,832 × 3,000; 1.46 MB
  
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  1947. Hemlock forest killed by 1929-1932 western hemlock looper outbreak in Pacific County, Washington. (34170891054).jpg 1,383 × 1,145; 275 KB
  
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  1947. Hemlock forest killed by 1929-1932 western hemlock looper outbreak in Pacific County, Washington. (34882597371).jpg 1,401 × 1,046; 256 KB
  
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  1947. Hemlock spot-killed by western hemlock looper in the 1945-1946 outbreak. Pacific County, Washington. (34170858674).jpg 1,379 × 1,093; 230 KB
  
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  1947. Original 1947 aerial survey map of the Whitman National Forest showing areas of western spruce budworm (BS) defoliation. (35283317882).jpg 5,902 × 6,906; 12.89 MB
  
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  1947. Original 1947 aerial survey reporting map of the Blue Mountain region showing areas of western spruce budworm (BS) and Douglas-fir tussock moth (TM) defoliation. (35409839176).jpg 1,181 × 1,200; 615 KB
  
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  1947. Spot kill from 1945-46 western hemlock looper (Lambdina fiscellaria) outbreak. Pacific County, Washington. (34170844734).jpg 1,431 × 1,115; 359 KB
  
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  1947. Spot kill from 1945-46 western hemlock looper (Lambdina fiscellaria) outbreak. Pacific County, Washington. (34882560871).jpg 1,395 × 1,171; 467 KB
  
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  1948. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine's N3N-3 biplane used in the Pacific Northwest for some of the first aerial forest insect detection surveys and aerial photo missions in 1947. Portland, OR. (34209356703).jpg 1,143 × 881; 109 KB
  
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  1948. Douglas-fir and white fir defoliation. Tupper area. Umatilla National Forest, Oregon. (33368486751).jpg 1,153 × 1,072; 194 KB
  
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  1948. Douglas-fir and white fir defoliation. Tupper area. Umatilla NF, OR. (33113320930).jpg 1,343 × 1,082; 376 KB
  
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  1948. N3N-3 airplane used for first aerial detection surveys and photo flights in 1947. Portland, Oregon. (33983146295).jpg 2,417 × 1,539; 257 KB
  
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  1948. Western spruce budworm defoliation of Douglas-fir and white fir. Tupper area. Umatilla National Forest, Oregon. (34170703384).jpg 1,186 × 1,100; 257 KB
  
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  1949. Plexiglass main cabin door put on Cessna 195 for aerial forest insect damage detection surveys. J. Huber in observer's position. Portland, OR. (35303477841).jpg 2,676 × 3,993; 3.33 MB
  
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  1950. John F. Wear observing through strip viewer in Cessna 195. Oregon. (35046184560).jpg 2,631 × 3,753; 3.04 MB
  
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  1952. A mapping crew putting on parachutes, preparing to survey. Peter W. Orr and Morrie Barber on the left. 1952 Blowdown and Bark Beetle Survey, Oregon. (34623305483).jpg 3,576 × 2,667; 4.57 MB
  
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  1952. BEPQ Cessna 170-B on Douglas-fir bark beetle blowdown reconnaissance survey. Willamette NF, OR. (33705885686).jpg 4,752 × 2,847; 735 KB
  
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  1952. Blowdown and bark beetle aerial survey crews preparing to take off. Eugene, OR. (33174965830).jpg 4,846 × 3,870; 1.74 MB
  
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  1952. Bob Stevens and John Lanz on the left. 1952 Blowdown and Bark Beetle Survey. Oregon. (35594523475).jpg 1,271 × 866; 123 KB
  
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  1952. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine (BEPQ) Cessna 170-B with pilot John F. Wear on reconnaissance survey. Douglas-fir beetle blowdown survey. Willamette National Forest, Oregon. (33342166192).jpg 2,032 × 1,459; 315 KB
  
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  1952. Cessna 170-B survey plane mapping Douglas-fir beetle damage near Sutherlin, OR. (33456764176).jpg 1,359 × 1,041; 265 KB
  
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  1952. Cessna 170B survey plane, N22130. 1952 Blowdown and Bark Beetle Survey, Oregon. (35464171351).jpg 1,407 × 1,048; 131 KB
  
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  1952. Cessna 170B. 1952 Blowdown and Bark Beetle Survey. Oregon. (35250505942).jpg 3,987 × 2,676; 4.11 MB
  
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  1952. Crew loading up for blowdown and bark beetle survey. Eugene, OR. (33517482736).jpg 4,775 × 3,840; 1.72 MB
  
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  1952. Douglas-fir killed by bark beetles in 1951. Beetles bred in blowdown of 1949-1950. East face of Mary's Peak. Benton County, OR. (33922437460).jpg 1,387 × 1,105; 205 KB
  
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  1952. Douglas-fir killed by bark beetles in 1951. NE face of Mary's Peak. Corvallis watershed. Benton County, OR. (34175568251).jpg 1,409 × 1,064; 256 KB
  
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  1952. East face of Mary's Peak. Light trees were beetle killed. The beetles bred in 1949-1950 blowdown. Benton County, OR. (34265971566).jpg 1,892 × 1,401; 542 KB
  
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  1952. Heavy blowdown in Douglas-fir at head of San Antonio Creek. 65% of stand is windthrown. Lane County, Oregon. (34265929856).jpg 1,414 × 1,094; 462 KB
  
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  1952. Heavy blowdown on the edge of cutting area near Fish Creek. Lane County, Oregon. (33496490873).jpg 1,421 × 1,065; 432 KB
  
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  1952. L-R Peter Orr, R.B. Pope, Ken Wright with Cessna 170B. Blowdown Bark Beetle Survey. Oregon. (35393656396).jpg 3,954 × 2,631; 3.72 MB
  
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  1952. Original 1952 aerial survey map of the Deschutes National Forest showing areas of insect-caused tree mortality and defoliation. (35283311882).jpg 3,000 × 4,038; 4.07 MB
  
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  1952. Tree mortality caused by Douglas-fir beetle in the Mary's Peak Watershed, west of Corvallis, Oregon. (37989991414).jpg 2,036 × 1,355; 555 KB
  
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  1953. 1951-1953 Douglas-fir beetle outbreak. Millicoma Forest, Coos County, Oregon. (39220379205).jpg 1,835 × 1,404; 789 KB
  
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  1953. Mortality from 1951-1952 Douglas-fir beetle outbreak in Mary's Peak watershed. Note USFS salvage road in foreground, Mary's Peak on the right. Taken from Cessna 170-B airplane. Siuslaw National Forest, Oregon. (39220381325).jpg 1,316 × 1,026; 230 KB
  
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  1953. Trees killed by Douglas-fir beetle after blowdown event. Millicoma Forest (Weyerhaeuser). Coos County, Oregon. (34391354825).jpg 1,361 × 1,043; 249 KB
  
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  1954. Aerial detection survey crew being briefed on weather condition. Unknown weather man, Walter J. Buckhorn (with sketch map), pilot John F. Wear, and Ben Spada. Portland International Airport, Oregon. (33114383910).jpg 1,416 × 1,100; 171 KB
  
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  1954. Aerial detection survey crew being briefed on weather condition. Unknown weather man, Walter J. Buckhorn (with sketch map), pilot John F. Wear, and Ben Spada. Portland International Airport, Oregon. (35433136965).jpg 3,948 × 2,643; 3.43 MB
  
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  1954. Aerial survey crew obtaining flight information. B. Spada (left), unidentified, J.F. Wear and W.J. Buckhorn (with map). Portland International Airport, Oregon. (32654183774).jpg 1,375 × 1,051; 177 KB
  
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  1954. Aerial survey pilot J.F. Wear files flight plan with CAA. Portland International Airport, Portland, Oregon. (33497944155).jpg 1,457 × 1,093; 190 KB
  
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  1954. Detail Walter J. Buckhorn demonstrating pulling emergency door release on survey plane Cessna 170-B. Hillsboro, Oregon. (33114400060).jpg 1,059 × 1,353; 155 KB
  
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  1954. Door of Cessna 170-B removed to show positions and equipment of aerial survey crew. Pilot J.F. Wear. Observers W.J. Buckhorn (front) and V.V. Poole (rear). Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (32654240974).jpg 1,435 × 1,099; 214 KB
  
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  1954. Forest Service pilot John Wear taxiing aerial survey Cessna 170-B. Hillsboro airport, OR. (32654258924).jpg 1,369 × 1,056; 192 KB
  
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  1954. Pilot John F. Wear demonstrates survival gear pack worn on leg during aerial forest insect detection surveys. Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (33114392350).jpg 1,098 × 1,431; 166 KB
  
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  1954. Pilot John F. Wear demonstrates survival gear pack worn on leg during aerial forest insect detection surveys. Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (34623434083).jpg 2,634 × 3,663; 3 MB
  
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  1954. USDA Forest Service Cessna 170B aerial survey plane, N2494D. Eugene Airpark, Oregon. (37004682822).jpg 3,600 × 2,391; 4.98 MB
  
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  1954. Walter J. Buckhorn pulling emergency door release on survey plane Cessna 170-B. Hillsboro, Oregon. (32683726273).jpg 1,062 × 1,370; 166 KB
  
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  1954. Walter J. Buckhorn showing survival gear pack worn during aerial detection surveys. Contents consist of let-down rope, first aid kit, matches, and malted milk tablets. Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (32654194444).jpg 1,408 × 1,106; 746 KB
  
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  1954. Walter J. Buckhorn showing survival gear pack worn during aerial detection surveys. Contents consist of let-down rope, first aid kit, matches, and malted milk tablets. Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (34623351533).jpg 3,627 × 2,625; 2.78 MB
  
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  1954. Walter J. Buckhorn tying down Cessna 170-B survey plane. Hillsboro Airport, Oregon. (33341655672).jpg 1,062 × 1,367; 173 KB
  
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  1955. Aerial detection survey safety training. Practice letdown, assuming parachute has caught in a tree. G.M. Thomas is hanging from parachute risers to simulate this condition. Sellwood Lab, Portland, Oregon. (35409839396).jpg 1,201 × 1,802; 251 KB
  
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  1955. Practice letdown assuming parachute has caught in a tree. Aerial survey safety training. Sellwood Lab, Portland, Oregon. (33335455611).jpg 1,095 × 1,367; 186 KB
  
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  1956. Smokejumpers practice let down procedures in preparation for the times they will be hung in trees with their parachutes. Siskiyou National Forest, Oregon. (27695089708).jpg 6,360 × 4,903; 3.17 MB
  
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  1957. Walter J. Buckhorn (right) and A.T. Larson with Cessna N3453C. (35283307762).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 446 KB
  
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  1958. Douglas-fir girdled by bear. (32747484864).jpg 875 × 1,193; 234 KB
  
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  1958. Northwest Forest Pest Action Council with aerial survey maps. Portland, Oregon. (33554629435).jpg 1,175 × 853; 120 KB
  
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  1958. Oregon Department of Forestry's Cessna 182 Skylane aerial survey plane. (35283307592).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 277 KB
  
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  1960. Walter J. Buckhorn in the office at 809 NE 6th Avenue. Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station. Portland, Oregon. (40957310711).jpg 1,467 × 1,034; 148 KB
  
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  1961. Walter J. Buckhorn (left) receiving the Forest Protection Award from the Western Forestry and Conservation Association. Award presented by William D. Hagenstein at the 52nd Conference. (35319720641).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 496 KB
  
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  1961. Walter J. Buckhorn giving his acceptance speech for the Forest Protection Award from the Western Forestry and Conservation Association. Portland, Oregon. (36379073976).jpg 2,922 × 2,334; 2.53 MB
  
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  1964. Stinson Station Wagon. Oregon Department of Forestry. (35944853156).jpg 3,999 × 2,685; 4.44 MB
  
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  1965. USFS forest entomologist and aerial observer Robert E. Dolph (right) sketch mapping. Unknown pilot. (35426399572).jpg 1,802 × 1,201; 144 KB
  
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  1966. Cessna 337. Oregon Department of Forestry. (35176224533).jpg 4,014 × 2,685; 4.06 MB
  
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  1966. Forest Service Smokejumpers practicing "let down" techniques on training units at the Aerial Fire Depot. Lolo National Forest, Montana. (41523823222).jpg 2,505 × 1,957; 560 KB
  
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  1968. Oregon Department of Forestry's Cessna 206 aerial survey plane. (35944891506).jpg 4,020 × 2,670; 4.67 MB
  
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  1970. Aerial detection survey summary report, "Extent of Damage in Oregon in 1970 by Reporting Area and B.F." This page shows tree damage summarized for ranger districts on the Rogue River National Forest in Oregon. (39073904545).jpg 4,494 × 3,273; 4.37 MB
  
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  1970. Mountain pine beetle damage in lodgepole pine near Triangle Hill. Bend Ranger District, Deschutes National Forest, Oregon. (41893405301).jpg 4,609 × 2,849; 1.7 MB
  
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  1979. Aerial insect detection survey summary report, "Extent of Damage in Oregon in 1979 by Reporting Area and B.F." This page shows tree damage summarized for ranger districts on the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon. (39261377734).jpg 2,488 × 2,966; 2.26 MB
  
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  1979. Oregon Department of Forestry's Cessna 206 aerial survey plane. (35319754801).jpg 3,948 × 2,691; 4.85 MB
  
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  1981. LeRoy Kline (ODF) sketch mapping. (35579148386).jpg 4,005 × 2,685; 3.48 MB
  
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  1981. Oregon Department of Forestry forest entomologist and aerial observer LeRoy Kline sketch mapping insect and disease activity. (35426406862).jpg 1,802 × 1,201; 153 KB
  
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  1986. Left-to-right Paul Joseph (ODF), Tim McConnell (USFS) and Dave Swan (pilot and Partenavia sales representative) during a lunch break with the new Oregon Department of Forestry's Partenavia P68 Observer N9000V. (34590993394).jpg 3,990 × 2,679; 5.04 MB
  
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  1988. Early aerial survey data digitizing. Forest Pest Management. Regional Office, Portland, Oregon. (34777418864).jpg 720 × 960; 37 KB
  
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  1988. Early aerial survey data digitizing. Forest Pest Management. Regional Office, Portland, Oregon. (39715078922).jpg 720 × 960; 50 KB
  
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  1988. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Western spruce budworm control project. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (35553927443).jpg 3,643 × 2,073; 1.07 MB
  
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  1988. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Western spruce budworm control project. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (36318061166).jpg 3,056 × 2,103; 1.04 MB
  
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  1988. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Western spruce budworm control project. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (36318074066).jpg 3,576 × 2,416; 1.37 MB
  
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  1989. Aerial detection survey aircraft Partenavia N4497W. (36317660086).jpg 4,338 × 2,946; 1.03 MB
  
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  1989. Aerial view of mountain pine beetle in lodgepole pine. Deschutes National Forest. La Pine, Oregon. (36193690362).jpg 2,852 × 4,336; 1.53 MB
  
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  1989. Bark beetle damage. Umatilla National Forest. (35965389190).jpg 4,278 × 2,898; 1.74 MB
  
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  1989. Bark beetle damage. Umatilla National Forest. (36317861976).jpg 4,512 × 3,000; 1.77 MB
  
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  1989. Defoliation caused by western spruce budworm. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (35526783864).jpg 4,210 × 2,890; 1.6 MB
  
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  1989. ODF pilot Jack Prukop (left) and aerial observer Dave Overhulser sketchmapping aerial insect and disease activity somewhere in Oregon. (25971881587).jpg 4,014 × 2,682; 3.71 MB
  
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  1989. Tommy Gregg with an early digitizing table behind him. Tommy led the first efforts to automate the Region 6 aerial detection survey GIS data. Portland, OR. (35432849605).jpg 2,682 × 3,969; 6.16 MB
  
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  1989. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (35526719054).jpg 2,430 × 1,935; 869 KB
  
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  1989. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (35965547230).jpg 2,546 × 4,055; 1.86 MB
  
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  1989. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon. (36225838441).jpg 2,853 × 4,300; 2.01 MB
  
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  1989. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Santiam Pass, Oregon. (35965554960).jpg 2,345 × 3,610; 1.4 MB
  
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  1989. Western spruce budworm defoliation. Yakima Indian Reservation, Washington. (35965536130).jpg 3,932 × 2,560; 1.62 MB
  
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  1991. Aerial observer Paul Joseph, Oregon Department of Forestry. (35266908592).jpg 4,002 × 2,664; 4.03 MB
  
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  1994. Shelly Stelling with Tektronix 4211 graphics terminal. Regional Office, Portland, Oregon. (27276702499).jpg 3,457 × 2,341; 1.18 MB
  
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  1995. Aerial observers Cameron Lingle (WDNR, left) and Keith Sprengel (USFS) sketch mapping insect activity somewhere over Washington State. (25971875037).jpg 3,948 × 2,667; 4.95 MB
  
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  1995. Aerial observers Cameron Lingle (WDNR, left) and Keith Sprengel (USFS). Somewhere over Washington State. (39715079012).jpg 1,944 × 1,296; 63 KB
  
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  1996. Aerial observer Hubert "Honk" Meyer (ODF) with sketch map (left), pilot Jim Baranek (ODF) (center), and aerial observer Dave Bridgwater (USFS). ODF Partenavia N9000V. (35393497026).jpg 3,759 × 2,655; 4.78 MB
  
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  1996. Aerial observers Bob Backman (left) and Les Hoyle at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. Portland, Oregon. (35046427890).jpg 2,655 × 3,954; 3.44 MB
  
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  1996. Aerial observers Mike McWilliams (ODF), Yolanda Barnett (USFS), Dave Bridgwater (USFS), and pilot Jack Prukop (ODF). ODF Partenavia N9000V. (35432989235).jpg 3,765 × 2,661; 4.98 MB
  
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  1996. Jim Arthurs. 50 Years of Aerial Survey Celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35899097622).jpg 2,289 × 3,600; 3.05 MB
  
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  1996. John F. Wear (left) and Max Ollieu at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35283304332).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 150 KB
  
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  1996. Left to right Max Ollieu (USFS) presenting Certificates of Appreciation to State Cooperators Karen Ripley (WDNR) and Bob Backman (WDNR). 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center in Portland, Oregon. (34623127513).jpg 3,966 × 2,679; 4.54 MB
  
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  1996. ODF pilots Jack Prukop (left) and Jim Baranek at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35046410030).jpg 3,957 × 2,655; 5.15 MB
  
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  1996. Shelly Hayden, USFS aerial survey data automation expert, at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35319749391).jpg 2,649 × 3,966; 4.09 MB
  
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  1996. Tim McConnell (left) and John F. Wear at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35283275672).jpg 1,512 × 1,197; 397 KB
  
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  1996. Tim McConnell (left), Dave Bridgwater (center), and Mike McWilliams. 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, OR. (35266454682).jpg 3,969 × 2,679; 6.13 MB
  
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  1996. Tommy Gregg (left) and LeRoy Kline (ODF) at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35045885370).jpg 3,948 × 2,661; 4.45 MB
  
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  1996. Tommy Gregg (left) and LeRoy Kline (ODF) at the 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35449803665).jpg 1,801 × 1,201; 323 KB
  
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  1996. USFS aerial observer and master of ceremonies Keith Sprengel. 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35393406106).jpg 2,661 × 3,951; 4.82 MB
  
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  1996. USFS aerial survey program manager Dave Bridgwater and Oregon Department of Forestry's pilot Jack Prukop in the ODF Partenavia N9000V. (35046122140).jpg 2,592 × 3,765; 5.08 MB
  
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  1996. USFS aerial survey program manager Dave Bridgwater with ODF Partenavia N9000V. (35432998465).jpg 2,619 × 3,783; 4.56 MB
  
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  1996. USFS aerial survey program managers Region 1, Timothy J. McConnell (left) and Region 6, David Bridgwater. 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (35045977930).jpg 2,664 × 3,963; 5.13 MB
  
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  1996. USFS Director Max Ollieu (right) presents a Certificate of Appreciation to the manager of the ODF survey program LeRoy Kline. 50 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. World Trade Center. Portland, Oregon. (34623151943).jpg 3,942 × 2,661; 4.6 MB
  
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  2000. Aerial observer Yolanda Barnett. Aerial survey Calibration and Conformity training. (35899039512).jpg 3,600 × 2,422; 4.12 MB
  
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  2000. Bill Woodruff (R5 - left) and Roy Magelssen. Aerial survey Calibration and Conformity training. (35899070212).jpg 3,600 × 2,236; 3.28 MB
  
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  2000. C&C. Back l-r Jeff Moore, Jeff Jenkins, Rayburn Mitchell, Mike McWilliams, Keith. Sprengel, Dave Overhulser. Middle l-r Ellen Goheen, Yolanda Barnett, and Beth Willhite. Front Carrie Burns and Roy Magelssen. (35488339701).jpg 1,767 × 1,207; 362 KB
  
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  2001. Ross Pywell with the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team (FHTET). (35283304292).jpg 624 × 881; 437 KB
  
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  2001. Windstream's Automated Flight Following (AFF) screen. Mike McWilliams and the Oregon Department of Forestry conducted the first Forest Health aerial survey explorations into the use of AFF (c.2000). (39073902735).jpg 760 × 644; 92 KB
  
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  2002. Active mountain pine beetle mortality and dead trees from an old fire. Olallie Lake area. Mt. Hood NF and Warm Springs area. One of a series of aerial photos taken by Region 6 Forest Service photographer Tom Iraci. (38118457832).jpg 2,016 × 1,335; 467 KB
  
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  2002. Active mountain pine beetle mortality and dead trees from an old fire. Olallie Lake area. Mt. Hood NF and Warm Springs area. One of a series of aerial photos taken by Region 6 Forest Service photographer Tom Iraci. (38150088701).jpg 1,994 × 1,335; 466 KB
  
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  2002. Ben Smith preparing aerial survey flight maps. Calibration and Conformity Training. (35830809073).jpg 1,024 × 768; 143 KB
  
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  2002. Karen Ripley preparing aerial survey flight map. Calibration and Conformity Training. (36243372100).jpg 1,024 × 768; 159 KB
  
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  2002. Mountain pine beetle activity. Olallie Lake area. Mt. Hood NF and Warm Springs area. One of a series of aerial photos taken by Region 6 Forest Service photographer Tom Iraci. (38118450422).jpg 2,024 × 1,365; 449 KB
  
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  2003. Aerial Survey Aviation Safety and Management (AS2M) course. Savannah, Georgia. (38151780465).jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 760 KB
  
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  2003. Joint national AS2M and aerial survey GIS analysts meeting. Savannah, Georgia. (38151778935).jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 584 KB
  
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  2003. Joint national AS2M and aerial survey GIS analysts meeting. Savannah, Georgia. (38151779355).jpg 2,062 × 955; 1.43 MB
  
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  2004. Ross Pywell with the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team. Forest Health Monitoring Conference, Feb. 9-13, 2004. Sedona, Arizona. (35738523614).jpg 746 × 1,345; 978 KB
  
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  2004. Tim McConnell gives a presentation on the 2003 Futuring Committee Report. Forest Health Monitoring Conference, Feb. 9-13, 2004. Sedona, Arizona. (35738532054).jpg 2,272 × 1,704; 1.22 MB
  
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  2005. Dave Bridgwater teaching at AS2M in South Carolina. (36229031785).jpg 2,048 × 3,072; 1.21 MB
  
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  2006. Oregon Department of Forestry's Partenavia Observer N9000V. Calibration and Conformity (C&C) training. Ken Jernstedt Airport, Hood River, Oregon. (35449707735).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 879 KB
  
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  2006. The Digital Aerial Sketch Map (DASM) system used to digitize forest insect and disease damage data. In 2006, DASM components were a Hammerhead XRT rugged tablet PC and Geolink software. (35449843305).jpg 3,087 × 2,048; 2.87 MB
  
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  2006. The Digital Aerial Sketch Map (DASM) system used to digitize forest insect and disease damage data. In 2006, DASM components were a Hammerhead XRT rugged tablet PC and Geolink software. (35449844995).jpg 3,087 × 2,048; 2.73 MB
  
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  2006. USFS aerial observer Robert Schroeter using Digital Aerial Sketch Map (DASM) system to collect forest insect and disease damage data. All forested land in Oregon and Washington are surveyed annually. (35319851071).jpg 3,087 × 2,048; 2.3 MB
  
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  2007. Aerial Survey Working Group meeting. San Francisco, California. (35449706895).jpg 3,810 × 2,584; 1.53 MB
  
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  2007. Ross Pywell (left) and Charlie Schrader-Patton working on base imagery for forest health aerial detection surveys in Oregon and Washington. (39074485935).jpg 3,023 × 1,978; 4.83 MB
  
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  2008. Aerial survey Calibration and Conformity training. L-R Keith Sprengel (R6), Mike McWilliams (ODF), Zack Heath (R5), and J.D. Mullen (FHTET) with ODF Partenavia. (35618626205).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 1.92 MB
  
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  2008. Region 6 aerial observer Calibration and Conformity training. (35450359032).jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 2.5 MB
  
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  2009. Aerial observer Bill Ciesla (left) and pilot Joe Gallaher with USFS Region 2 Cessna, N126Z. Aerial detection survey of northern Colorado. (37070169601).jpg 2,815 × 1,907; 184 KB
  
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  2009. Aerial observers Ben Smith (USFS, left), Amy Ramsey (WDNR), and pilot Paul Etchemendy with ground transportation provided by Omak WDNR. (35618611255).jpg 2,560 × 1,920; 1.05 MB
  
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  2009. Ben Smith at the Oregon State University library looking for historic maps to help fill in missing data in the R6 aerial survey collection. Corvallis, Oregon. (36201183650).jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 463 KB
  
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  2009. Keith Sprengel at the Oregon State University library looking for historic maps to help fill in missing data in the R6 aerial survey collection. Corvallis, Oregon. (35231960450).jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 551 KB
  
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  2009. Mike McWilliams at the Oregon State University library looking for historical maps to help fill in missing data in the R6 aerial survey collection. Corvallis, Oregon. (36429107182).jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 525 KB
  
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  2012. Aerial survey Calibration and Conformity (C&C) training. Redmond Air Tanker Base, Oregon. (38155127575).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 6.1 MB
  
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  2012. Charlie Schrader Patton (left) and Keith Sprengel at Calibration and Conformity training. (35488270651).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.03 MB
  
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  2012. L-R Bill Schaupp, Ben Smith and Keith Sprengel talking with Dave Bridgwater (seated). Forest Health Protection tech meeting. Region 6 Regional Office. Portland, Oregon. (36459755891).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.6 MB
  
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  2012. L-R Kim Reed (Fire and Aviation Management), Trevor Courtney (pilot - Oregon Department of Forestry), and Keith Sprengel (aerial survey program manager, Forest Health Protection, USFS) with Safety Award. (37070169361).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.25 MB
  
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  2012. R2 aerial surveyors, L-R Brian Howell, Justin Backsen, and Bill Ciesla with USFS Region 2 Cessna, N126Z. Colorado. (35450420492).jpg 4,000 × 3,000; 2.49 MB
  
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  2012. Roy Magelssen (left) and Aleksandar Dozic. Forest Health Protection tech meeting. Region 6 Regional Office. Portland, Oregon. (36551367186).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.48 MB
  
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  2013. Ben Smith (left), pilot Mary Verry, and Aleksandar Dozic with the first Kodiak ever made. Spokane Turbine Center, Spokane, Washington. (35618615215).jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 1.55 MB
  
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  2013. R6 program manager Keith Sprengel's last aerial survey planning meeting. Mt. Hood National Forest headquarters. Sandy, Oregon. (36551354816).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.7 MB
  
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  2013. Rob Flowers, ODF forest entomologist and aerial observer, with DASM. (35450325762).jpg 2,592 × 1,728; 1.66 MB
  
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  2013. Wyatt Williams. ODF invasive species specialist and trainee aerial observer. (35450321782).jpg 5,184 × 3,456; 6.03 MB
  
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  2014. Ben Smith (USFS - left) with USFS FAM pilot Karl Olson and USFS Aero Commander. (35618571495).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.47 MB
  
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  2014. Jeff Mai (right) presenting Ben Smith with the Forest Health Protection Aviation Safety Award. (36814679350).jpg 675 × 469; 51 KB
  
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  2014. Jeff Mai. Water ditching and survival class for students conducting flights over water. This is a safety class for Forest Health Protection aerial observers. Matt Dishman Community Pool. Portland, Oregon. (39135833762).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.42 MB
  
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  2014. L-R Danny Norlander (ODF); unidentified; Wyatt Williams (ODF); Rob Flowers (ODF) and Glenn Kohler (WDNR) identify insect damage. Aerial observer Calibration and Conformity training. (38371661492).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.47 MB
  
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  2014. Mountain pine beetle damage around Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, Washington. (38371649962).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.54 MB
  
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  2014. Water ditching and survival class for students conducting flights over water. This is a safety class for Forest Health Protection aerial observers. Matt Dishman Community Pool. Portland, Oregon. (25300720258).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.33 MB
  
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  2014. Water ditching and survival class for students conducting flights over water. This is a safety class for Forest Health Protection aerial observers. Matt Dishman Community Pool. Portland, Oregon. (39135823422).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.26 MB
  
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  2014. Water ditching and survival class, for students conducting flights over water. This is a safety class for Forest Health Protection aerial observers. Matt Dishman Community Pool. Portland, Oregon. (39135820612).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.4 MB
  
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  2015. Aerial Survey Working Group meeting. January 21-22, 2015. Fort Collins, Colorado. (35618611935).jpg 1,024 × 464; 580 KB
  
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  2015. Bob Schroeter with the USDI Fish and Wildlife Service Kodiak. Special blowdown survey. Fremont National Forest, Oregon. (35618622625).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 2.01 MB
  
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  2015. Glenn Kohler. WDNR forest entomologist and aerial observer. (35450322162).jpg 875 × 656; 100 KB
  
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  2015. Oregon Department of Forestry pilot Dan McCarron (left) and aerial observer Danny Norlander. (35450322432).jpg 869 × 653; 96 KB
  
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  2015. USFS pilot Christina Colpitts and aerial observer Ben Smith with USFS Cessna 206 N166Z. (38371645772).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.23 MB
  
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  2015. USFS pilot Christina Colpitts and aerial observer Zack Heath with USFS Cessna 206 N166Z. (38371647082).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.36 MB
  
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  2015. USFS pilot Christina Colpitts and aerial observer Zack Heath with USFS Cessna 206 N166Z. (38371648582).jpg 4,585 × 2,667; 6.28 MB
  
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  2016. Aerial insect and disease detection surveys are flown during the summer months, so Forest Health aerial observers often spot and report fires. Olympic National Park, Washington. (24032416317).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 1.54 MB
  
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  2016. Aerial observers Zack Heath (left) and Brent Oblinger. 70 Years of Aerial Survey celebration. Portland, Oregon. (35454646455).jpg 2,064 × 1,746; 509 KB
  
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  2016. Aerial survey aircraft. Cessna 182 (N103AS) and USDI Quest Kodiak (N710). Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (41809366222).jpg 6,016 × 4,000; 428 KB
  
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  2016. Chad Nelson (Region 4) and Amanda Grady (New Mexico, Region 3) in the Kodiak. Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (35736448164).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.22 MB
  
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  2016. Jeff Mai (left) and Mark Zweifler, both with the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team, discussing Digital Mobile Scetchmapping System (DMSM) challenges. Western states fly-in. Sand Point, Idaho. (36433235841).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.51 MB
  
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  2016. Jeff Mai (left) and Mark Zweifler, both with the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team, discussing Digital Mobile Scetchmapping System (DMSM) challenges. Western states fly-in. Sand Point, Idaho. (36524638446).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.51 MB
  
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  2016. Jeff Mai, National Aviation and Aerial Survey Program Manager, conducting AS2M training course. Dover, New Hampshire. (36433264491).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.21 MB
  
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  2016. Justin Hof (left) and Bob Schroeter. USFS aerial observers with the ODF Partenavia. Swiss needle cast survey. Salem, Oregon. (35618562645).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.12 MB
  
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  2016. L-R Mark Zwiffler (FHTET); Dan Ryerson (R3); Tom Zegler (NM); Roy Mask (R2); Justin Backsen (R2); Amanda Grady (R3); Nathan Edberg (FHTET); Daniel Depinte (R3). DMSM training. Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (41809367172).jpg 6,016 × 4,000; 545 KB
  
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  2016. L-R Roy Mask (Region 2), Amanda Grady (New Mexico, Region 3) and Chad Nelson (Region 4) with Kodiak. Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (35761897753).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.3 MB
  
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  2016. L-R Roy Mask (Region 2), Amanda Grady (New Mexico, Region 3) and Chad Nelson (Region 4) with Kodiak. Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (36524641756).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.29 MB
  
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  2016. Swiss needle cast aerial survey. Coos Bay Florence area, Oregon. (38371644712).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.21 MB
  
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  2016. Tom Huette, R10 Aerial Survey Program Manager, conducting the 2016 Aerial Survey Safety and Management (AS2M) training course. Dover, New Hampshire. (36433267731).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.4 MB
  
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  2016. USDI Quest Kodiak (N710) survey plane. Western States fly-in. Sandpoint, Idaho. (41809366302).jpg 1,020 × 681; 49 KB
  
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  2017 Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife pilot Marty Kimbrel with WDFW Partenavia N357PN Pangborn Memorial Airport Wenatchee, Washington. (25025694688).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 6.32 MB
  
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  2017. Aerial observer Justin Hof with digital sketch mapping system. (36360253710).jpg 3,456 × 4,608; 3.46 MB
  
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  2017. An aerial view of Pacific madrone decline behind the pulp mill. Port Townsend, Washington. (38897193501).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 6.92 MB
  
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  2017. Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM) data collection using Geolink software and an Xplore tablet PC. (27120867529).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.18 MB
  
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  2017. Left-to-right Justin Hof, Licia Rodrigues Couto, and Ben Smith ground-checking test aerial detection survey data collected with the Digital Mobile Sketch Mapping system. (38429330136).jpg 4,128 × 2,322; 2.08 MB
  
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  2017. Pacific madrone decline. Port Townsend, Washington. (27122972039).jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 3.46 MB
  
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  2017. Recording polygons of moderate balsam woolly adelgid (AB-M) damage with Digital Aerial Sketch Mapping (DASM). Geolink software on an Xplore tablet PC. Mt. Fitzhenry, Olympic National Park, Washington. (38010583765).jpg 4,288 × 2,848; 5.15 MB
  
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  2017. Subalpine fir with balsam woolly adelgid damage. Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park, Washington. (38010578595).jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 2.06 MB
  
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  2017. Subalpine fir with balsam woolly adelgid damage. Hurricane Ridge, Olympic National Park, Washington. (38181664594).jpg 2,448 × 3,264; 3.13 MB
  
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  2017. US Fish and Wildlife Service pilot Brian Mullin, USFS aerial observer Justin Hof, and WDNR aerial observer Amy Ramsey, with USFWS Kodiak. Pangborn Memorial Airport. Wenatchee, Washington. (36587098692).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.38 MB
  
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  2017. US Fish and Wildlife Service, Migratory Bird Program pilot Walt Rhodes (left) and USFS aerial observer Bob Schroeter. Redmond Airport, Oregon. (37751662114).jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 1.35 MB
  
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  2017. USFS aerial observer Justin Hof and Melissa Fischer (WDNR forest entomologist; trainee aerial observer) testing new Digital Mobile Sketch Mapping (DMSM) system. With Partenavia P68, N357PN. Deer Park, Washington. (23768761838).jpg 4,608 × 3,456; 3.17 MB
  
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  2017. Westside Service Center Forest Health Protection staff on a wellness walk in Sandy, Oregon. Left-to-Right Licia Rodrigues Couto, Kristen Chadwick, Justin Hof, Ben Smith, and Zack Heath. (38485054941).jpg 1,852 × 1,440; 1.63 MB
  
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  2018. Aerial observer and GIS specialist Dan Ryerson (Region 3, New Mexico Zone) wearing Tim McConnell's special aerial survey glasses. Aerial Survey Working Group meeting. Fort Collins, Colorado. (39720031362).jpg 1,366 × 1,677; 1.65 MB
  
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  C.1950. Stinson Station Wagon NC6077M used in the 1950 aerial detection survey. (36814680050).jpg 1,500 × 1,107; 482 KB
  
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  C.1954. Aerial observer Walter J. Buckhorn (left) and pilot John F. Wear with Cessna 170-B aerial detection survey aircraft. (36255978752).jpg 1,494 × 1,104; 775 KB
  
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  C.1957. Walter J. Buckhorn demonstrates sketch-mapping in the cockpit of a Cessna. (35046295770).jpg 3,927 × 2,664; 2.85 MB
  
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  C.1970. Map of Forest Insect Reporting Areas, prepared by the Insect and Disease Control Branch, Division of Timber Management. Portland, Oregon. (39261379304).jpg 2,356 × 3,064; 1.61 MB
  
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  C.1970. Oregon Department of Forestry Cessna 185 N4176Y used for aerial detection surveys. (36814679670).jpg 1,506 × 925; 289 KB