Bridget Marcotte, The Sanborn Map Company 20190725 Final remote-sensing image This data is a collection of orthorectified aerial imagery. The orthorectified imagery was delivered in uncompressed tiled 8-bit GeoTIFF format (4band RGBCIR) and compressed (MrSID 15:1 and 50:1). The data was produced at the request of the consortium of (9) Counties within Mississippi (MS ORTHO 2019) by The Sanborn Map Company of Colorado Springs. This orthorectified imagery has a pixel resolution of 0.5'. The data was collected in March of 2019 using an UltraCam Eagle camera. This data is within the Mississippi State Plane Coordinate System, East Zone, Datum of NAD83 (2011) and is in US Survey Feet. Rectified orthoimagery for the use of the MS Ortho 2019 participants. An orthoimage is useful as a layer of any geographic information system (GIS). It can function as a cartographic base for displaying, generating, and modifying associated digital planimetric data. Other applications include environmental impact assessments, disaster management, emergency evacuation planning, flood analysis, soil erosion assessment, facility management, ground-water and watershed analysis, right of way and road alignment, transportation network inventory and analysis, preliminary design studies, vegetation classification detection of physical features or attributes not possible at ground level, and a myriad of additional applications. 20190306 20190726 Regions defined by MSOrtho 2019 Complete None planned -89.3588070537 -89.3423912422 34.0210330809 34.0072242338 ISO 19115 Topic Category imageryBaseMapsEarthCover None Orthoimagery Orthophotography Photography Imagery Ortho None Calhoun County Mississippi This data may be used by the requested party for stated purposes and should not be re-distributed. This data is meant for use by participants of the MS 2019 Ortho. This Data cannot be used without the express, written consent of the MS 2019 Ortho. Calhoun County Bill Malone Tax Collector/assessor Mailing and Physical

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Pittsboro MS 38951 USA 662-412-3140 bmalone@calhouncoms.com MS Ortho 2019 Microsoft Windows 7 Version 6.1 (Build 7601) Service Pack 1; Esri ArcGIS 10.2.1.3549 N/A N/A Digital orthoimagery does not contain inherent attribution. The digital imagery for each acquisition sortie is differentially rectified to produce orthophotography at a resolution of 6in. Once the imagery has passed quality control review, final radiometric adjustments are performed to create a uniform overall appearance. The process is overseen by a ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist (CP). The CP overseeing production at Sanborn is Doug Zehr. The ortho image tiles are checked for missing pixels, gaps, overlaps and other anomalies generally associated with digital orthophoto products. Any discrepancies in the ortho tiles are resolved through the use of proprietary and industry editing tools. Once the images are copied to the deliverable media they are further checked for naming, image completeness, and ability to be loaded in ArcMap. Horizontal accuracy is based on ground control and digital elevation model data provided by Sanborn Map Company that was used in the production of the digital orthoimagery. N/A The Sanborn Mapping Company, Inc. 20160101 remote-sensing image None 20190307 20190130 ground condition IMG The aerial imagery was captured with an UltraCam Eagle digital camera. The Eagle is a full frame digital camera system. The aerial images are used to AT the project and the production of orthophotos. The digital aerial imagery was transferred from the UCEcamera to a Mass Storage Unit (MSU) and shipped to Sanborn's main facility in Colorado Springs. Once downloaded, Data is processed via Micorsoft ultramap software from the raw camera format to a 4-band unsharpened color image and a pan image. An application is executed that outputs the mid-exposure pulse for each image. At this point a POS file is processed photo files as input to the Aerial Triangulation process. Raw camera data files are archived on LTO3 tapes. The imagery is processed using UltraMap processing software to create a 4-band multispectural (RGBN) format. The images are archived (on LTO3 tapes) and removed from system when orthophotography production has been completed. 20190307 New digital, color aerial imagery of the site is acquired using Microsoft UltraCAM Eagle aerial camera systems. Airborne GPS/IMU data is recorded along with the imagery. 20190307 The Sanborn Map Company, Inc. Bridget Marcotte Program Manager Mailing and Physical

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Colorado Springs CO 80920 US 719-244-2311 bmarcotte@sanborn.com The digital elevation model (DEM) data was partly provided by DRCOG and partly provided by Sanborn, for the purpose of rectification of the imagery. LiDAR and autocorrelated surface was used. The DEM is updated where needed to support accurate rectification of the orthoimagery. 20190320 Softcopy (Digital) Aerotriangulation: This task involved the densification of ground control points, measurement of photo coordinates, computation and block adjustment to solve for exterior orientation parameters of individual photographs necessary for ortho-rectification. New ground control locations surveyed by the Sanborn map company; a combination of photo-identical points and targeted points were used. The ground control points were measured in a fully digital environment using softcopy stereoplotters and tie point and passpoints automatically generated. Analytical aerotriangulation computations and adjustment were done using Inpho Match-AT software, which is capable of performing bundle block adjustments using a rigorous least squares analysis, and possesses error detection and removal facilities. Systematic error corrections for lens distortion, earth curvature, and atmospheric refraction. State-of-the-art software with highly sophisticated error-detection routines was used to perform the computation and bundle block adjustment. Trained aerial triangulation specialist analyzed both numerical printouts and graphical error vector output display to detect gaps or holes in the block due to missing tie points, pass points or ground control. 20190320 Orthorectification: This task involved orthorectification of the raw digital raster images that were created from processing of Micorsoft Ultracam Eagle digital camera data. A number of image processing techniques were used to maximize the quality of the deliverable images. Digital orthoimagery was created by draping the un-rectified raster images over their corresponding digital terrain models. All relief displacement was removed from the raw image files at ground level on a pixel-by-pixel basis using mathamatical pixel manipulation and seams, yielding a set of orthorectified digital photo images. Mosaicking was performed to ensure a perfect edge match between all orthoimage tiles. Seam lines were generated automatically and manually manipulated where necessary to ensure that no image flaws result from seam lines passing through tall structures. Seamline calculations bring in radiometric values of the pixels that are used first and then the terrain is brought into the equation. The software uses the radiometric values to go around cars and buildings the best it can. If the software detects a substantial change in the surface (like steep hills to cliffs), the software will try to compensate with another image, to avoid smearing of the imagery. If the seams would not compensate for the surface change, it would create a smear or the hillside would be more stretched than it should be. There will be on occasion patches of seams hiding these terrain changes. All orthoimagery tiles were generated butt joints, no overlaps nor gaps. Radiometric adjustment was performed to balance and match color tones, brightness and contrast of the imagery over the whole project. Color orthoimagery were produced 8-bit per channel, resulting in 8-bit RGBN, .tif/.tfw format with a pixel size of 0.5ft. 20190401 Metadata updated/imported 20190723 Quality Control All orthophoto tiles were thoroughly inspected according to Sanborn QA/QC quality control procedures. Comprehensive visual inspection included looking for mosaicking, image smearing and color balancing across the entire project. The process is overseen by a ASPRS Certified Photogrammetrist. The CP Overseeing production at Sanborn is Doug Zehr. 20190723 Raster Grid Cell 10000 10000 4 State Plane Coordinate System 1983 2301 0.99995 -88.83333333333333 29.5 984250.0 0.0 row and column 0.5 0.5 survey feet NAD83_National_Spatial_Reference_System_2011 GRS 1980 6378137.0 298.2572221010042 Color orthophotos are comprised of pixels. Each pixel is assigned a value of 0 to 255. That number will refer to a color look-up table which contains red, green and blue (RGB) values, each from 0 to 255, for that pixel within the image. None Calhoun County Bill Malone Tax Collector/assessor Mailing and Physical

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Pittsboro MS 38951 USA 662-412-3140 bmalone@calhouncoms.com None 20190726 The Sanborn Mapping Co., Inc. Bridget Marcotte Project Manager Mailing

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Colorado Springs CO 80920-5358 719-244-2311 bmarcotte@sanborn.com FGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial Metadata FGDC-STD-001-1998 local time This data is meant for use by requested parties. This data cannot be used without express consent.