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More model information45.186110 N, 64.173472 W
Scene is approximately 350 m x 350 m
Near Cheverie, Nova Scotia on the shore of the Bay of Fundy (tides ~13 m) Map
Split Rock is a headland in the inner reaches of the Bay of Fundy, famous for its extreme tidal range. The coastal section at low tide exposes a spectacular folded sedimentary sequence. The shales and siltstones are part of the early Carboniferous (~350 Ma) Horton Bluff Formation and the folding is constrained to older than 315 Ma based on cross cutting diabase dykes (Waldron et al., 2010)
Approximately 345 images taken with a Phantom 4 Pro. Grid pattern (75% overlap) at 70 m altitude and oblique images to cliff at ~40-50 m from cliff face.
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Apr 4th 2020
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