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March 28, 2002
Soaring demand
By TERRY STEPHENS
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Because people remain earthbound most of their lives, aerial photos have a special fascination, offering an eagle’s view of the world – from a city’s downtown office towers to a fan-filled baseball stadium or rows of aircraft on an airport flight line.
But for those who design, finance and build offices, stadiums, airports and thousands of other projects, aerial pictures are more than just entertaining, they’ve become essential.
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